How this list was built
Every entry comes from one query run on one day, and the rule is written down here so it can be checked against the same query. On 2026-08-23 the query titanium suppliers was run on Google, United States, desktop, and the first page of organic results was taken.
The unit of selection is the ranking URL, not the company behind it. A result was included when the URL that ranked was a supplier’s own website. A result was excluded when the URL that ranked was an article, a list or a directory page, and that exclusion applies regardless of who published it, including pages published by titanium suppliers themselves and including this page. Paid placements and the local map pack were also excluded, because both change with the searcher’s location and would make the list impossible to reproduce. Three results on that page were lists rather than supplier sites and were excluded on that basis; they are named in the working record behind this page rather than being characterised here.
Each company is described only from its own website, using the wording that site uses. Nothing here is a capability assessment, a quality judgement or a ranking, and no figure for capacity, price, delivery timing or order quantity appears for any company, because none of those can be verified from a public page.
Titanium suppliers appearing for this query, listed alphabetically
| Company | Country | Product forms its site lists | Standards and grades named on its site |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATI | United States, Dallas, Texas | Bar, billet, plate, sheet, wire, extrusions, tube and rod, with castings, forgings, powder and machined components | Grades 1 to 4, 7, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 and 23, plus its own alloy designations including ATI 6-4 and ATI 6-4 ELI |
| Continental Steel & Tube | United States, Fort Lauderdale, Florida | Sheet, plate, seamless and welded tube, round bar, pipe, wire, block, fittings and angle | ASTM B265, B338, B348, B381 and B861; AMS 4921, 4928, 4965 and 4981 among others; Grades 1 to 12, 19 and 23 |
| Titanium Industries | Not stated as a single headquarters; its site lists service centres in several countries | Round, rectangular, hex and hollow bar, billet, block, plate, sheet, expanded metal, wire, coil, seamless and welded pipe and tube, and fittings including elbows, reducers, flanges, stub ends and tees | ASTM, ASME and AMS specifications; aerospace and general quality management system certifications named at company level |
| Titanium Processing Center | United States, New Baltimore, Michigan | Billet, round bar, rod and wire rod, plate, sheet, rectangular bar, pipe, tube and fittings | Aerospace and general quality management system certifications named at company level |
| TMS Titanium | United States, Poway, California | Sheet, plate, block, bar, rod, tubing, pipe, billet, ingot, forgings and fasteners | Aerospace and general quality management system certifications named at company level |
| TW Metals | United States, Exton, Pennsylvania | Tubing, pipe, bar, rod, wire, plate, plate drops, sheet and aerospace extrusions | CP Grades 2, 3 and 4, and Ti-6Al-4V |
| U.S. Titanium Industry | United States, Baldwin Park, California | Tube, pipe, sheet, plate, bar, wire, fittings, forgings, clad steel, heads, fasteners, castings, welding wire, machined parts and equipment, among others | Not stated on the page reviewed |
Each company also states what it does on its own site, and the markets each one names are worth reading alongside the product columns above. ATI presents itself as a supplier and manufacturer of titanium and titanium alloy products. Continental Steel & Tube states that it supplies titanium for the commercial and aerospace industries. Titanium Industries names aerospace, defence, industrial, medical and oil and gas as its markets. Titanium Processing Center describes aerospace titanium bar, billet, sheet and plate, with saw cutting, shearing and waterjet cutting as value added services. TMS Titanium describes itself as a stocking distributor of titanium mill products. TW Metals states that it distributes aerospace titanium tubing in support of commercial and military aircraft, with bar, sheet and plate that can be supplied to industries including chemical processing and medical applications. U.S. Titanium Industry describes a team specialising in the metals industry.
Comparative wording those sites use about themselves is left out here rather than reproduced. Superlatives cannot be checked from a public page, and repeating them would turn a reference table into an endorsement.
What the list does not tell you, and why
A supplier list settles less than it appears to. Every company above states a product range, and a product range is not the same as the specific grade, size and condition being bought, which is why two suppliers offering “titanium bar” can return quotations that are not comparable. The standards column shows what each site names, not what any given order will be certified to, since that is set by the purchase specification rather than by the supplier’s catalogue.
Three things also stay outside a list like this on purpose. Capacity, delivery timing and price move with the order and with the week it is placed in, so any number published here would be wrong by the time it is read. Quality is not assessable from a website. And the distinction between a stocking distributor and a mill matters for some orders and not for others, so it belongs in the enquiry rather than in a ranking.
The six fields that make quotations comparable
This is the part Beiyu Titanium can speak to directly, because it is the review any enquiry goes through here before a price exists. An enquiry that carries these six is complete enough to quote against; one that carries fewer will produce quotations that cannot be set side by side. The six below are about what your enquiry has to say. For the other direction, what to check on a supplier’s own website before you send it, see how to compare titanium suppliers, and for the checks that belong before an order is placed, how to vet a titanium supplier.
| Field | What it has to say | What goes wrong without it |
|---|---|---|
| Grade with its UNS number | Grade 2 with R50400, Grade 5 with R56400, and so on | Trade names vary between producers and grade numbers repeat across different standards; the UNS number is what identifies the alloy without ambiguity |
| Product specification | The document the certificate reports to, named on the order | The same alloy is covered by one specification as bar and another as plate or tube |
| Dimensions with tolerance | Diameter or thickness, length, and the tolerance each is held to | A nominal size without a tolerance is not yet a manufacturable size |
| Delivery condition | Annealed, solution treated and aged, cold worked, as stated | Reported mechanical values follow the condition, so two quotations in different conditions are not comparable |
| Surface condition | Ground, pickled, machined, polished, as required | Surface is priced separately from the metal and is often assumed rather than stated |
| Inspection and documentation scope | Which tests are run and which certificate is issued, such as EN 10204 3.1 | Inspection scope is a cost line, so leaving it open often makes the cheapest quotation the least inspected one |
Where Beiyu Titanium sits
Beiyu Titanium published this page and is deliberately not in the table, because a company cannot rank itself in a list it wrote and have the list mean anything. For completeness rather than comparison: Beiyu Titanium is a titanium supplier and exporter based in China, supplying bar, plate and sheet, tube and pipe, forgings, wire and billet, with EN 10204 3.1 certification and heat number traceability, and it quotes against the six fields in the table above. Round bar is supplied from 1 mm to 500 mm diameter in lengths to 6000 mm.
The reason this page exists is that the query it answers returns three different kinds of result at once: individual supplier websites, a local map pack that changes with the searcher’s location, and lists compiled by third parties. Writing this page’s own selection rule down, at the top rather than at the end, was the point.
Specification detail with sources
The sourcing rule for this page is narrow on purpose. Each company entry was filled from that company’s own website and from nothing else, and a cell the site does not address was left reading that way rather than completed from a directory or a trade profile. Comparative and superlative wording found in company self-descriptions was not carried across, since a claim of that kind cannot be checked from a public page.
The Beiyu Titanium figures in the closing section come from the supply ranges used elsewhere on this site rather than from the research behind the table: round bar from 1 mm to 500 mm in diameter, lengths to 6000 mm, certified to EN 10204 3.1 with heat number traceability. The two sources are kept apart so that either can be checked without the other.
Published by Beiyu Titanium. As of 2026-08-23. Beiyu Titanium is the publisher of this page and is not included in the list below or ranked against the companies in it. The entries are listed alphabetically, and the order carries no recommendation.