Q: Where does titanium come from?
A: Titanium is the 9 th most abundant element in the earth's crust. It is found in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, China , Australia , Russia , and other countries.
Q: Why is titanium used as a material of construction?
A: Titanium is the choice of MRI, NMR, bio-medical, diagnostic imaging, PET-CT and high Tesla Magnet manufacturers because it is non-ferrous and therefore, non-magnetic. It also provides excellent resistance to corrosion; a superior strength-to-weight ratio, superior erosion resistance, and high heat transfer efficiency.
Q: Why is titanium used as a material of construction?
A: Titanium is the choice of MRI, NMR, bio-medical, diagnostic imaging, PET-CT and high Tesla Magnet manufacturers because it is non-ferrous and therefore, non-magnetic. It also provides excellent resistance to corrosion; a superior strength-to-weight ratio, superior erosion resistance, and high heat transfer efficiency.
Q: What are some examples of applications using Titanium?
A:
MRI
NMR
Magnets
Bio-Medical
Diagnostic
Imaging
PET-CT
High
Tesla Magnets
Jet
Engines
Bicycles
Piping
Systems
Aircraft
Frames
Golf
Clubs
Lacrosse
Sticks
Artificial
Hips & Knees
Automotive
Components
Watches
Heart
Valves
Jewelry
Wheel
Chairs
Pace
Makers
Heat
Exchangers
Baseball
Bats
Dental
Implants
Eye
Glass Frames
Metal
Matrix Composites
Automotive
Springs
Automotive
Exhaust Systems
Motorcycle
Parts
Tools
Race
Car Engine Components
Chemical
Processing Equipment
Spinal
Reconstruction
Maxillofacial
Reconstruction
Marine/Shipbuilding
Equipment and Systems
Q: Is Titanium autoclaveable?
A: Titanium itself is autoclaveable for lab uses. However, our screwdriver handles and plastic T-handle wrenches will not hold up to the process. For autoclaveable purposes we suggest the formed screwdrivers, or the formed key T-handle wrenches.
Q: Where does titanium come from?
A: Titanium is the 9 th most abundant element in the earth's crust. It is found in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, China , Australia , Russia , and other countries.
Q: Why is titanium used as a material of construction?
A: Titanium is the choice of MRI, NMR, bio-medical, diagnostic imaging, PET-CT and high Tesla Magnet manufacturers because it is non-ferrous and therefore, non-magnetic. It also provides excellent resistance to corrosion; a superior strength-to-weight ratio, superior erosion resistance, and high heat transfer efficiency.
Q: Why is titanium used as a material of construction?
A: Titanium is the choice of MRI, NMR, bio-medical, diagnostic imaging, PET-CT and high Tesla Magnet manufacturers because it is non-ferrous and therefore, non-magnetic. It also provides excellent resistance to corrosion; a superior strength-to-weight ratio, superior erosion resistance, and high heat transfer efficiency.
Q: How strong is Titanium?
A: We use only finest grade of titanium that applicable for tool production-6AL-4V, which has a tensile strength of 150,000 psi.
Q: Do your tools come with a warranty?
A: Imprex guarantees the workmanship on all of our products for one year from purchase. If there is ever a defect in the assembly of any Imprex product, we will fix or replace the product after evaluation.
Q: Does Imprex create specialty tools?
A: We're always happy to assist you in designing special tools as your needs require-just ask!
Q: If I don't see a certain tool, can Imprex help me find it?
A: In addition to being the #1 provider and supplier of titanium tools, Imprex also enjoys long-standing relationships with other bronze tool manufacturers. We may still be able to fill your needs with a mixture of titanium and bronze tools.