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Titanium Clad Copper, Titanium-Copper Clad, Ti-Cu Clad Material, Clad Metal Titanium Copper
Titanium copper clad is an advanced composite engineered for demanding industrial applications. By metallurgically bonding a titanium outer layer to a copper core, this material achieves an optimal balance of corrosion resistance and superior electrical/thermal conductivity. It is ideal for critical components in the electroplating, power transmission, chemical processing, marine engineering, and electronics sectors. Produced via advanced explosive bonding or explosion-rolling hybrid techniques, our clad material ensures a robust, void-free bond with consistent performance across extreme operating environments
Product Description
Description | Trademark | Specification (mm) | Standard | Application |
Titanium clad Aluminium | TA1, TA2, TA9, TA10 / L1-L6, LY, LF, etc. | 1-10 / 5-50 × ≤2000 × ≤8000 | GB 8547-87, ASTM B898-99, JIS G 3601-92 | Aerospace, cookware, chemical industry, shipbuilding, special brazing filler |
Titanium clad Copper | TA1, TA2, TA9, TA10 / T1, T2, T3, T4, etc. | 1-10 / 5-50 × ≤2000 × ≤8000 | GB 8547-87, ASTM B898-99, JIS G 3601-92 | Power plant, electrolysis, cookware, wet metallurgy, PCB |
Ti/Ni Clad Material | TA1, TA2, TA9, TA10 / N2, N4, N6, etc. | 1-10 / 5-50 × ≤2000 × ≤8000 | GB 8547-87, ASTM B898-99, JIS G 3601-92 | Metallurgy |
Titanium copper clad is an advanced composite engineered for demanding industrial applications. By metallurgically bonding a titanium outer layer to a copper core, this material achieves an optimal balance of corrosion resistance and superior electrical/thermal conductivity. It is ideal for critical components in the electroplating, power transmission, chemical processing, marine engineering, and electronics sectors. Produced via advanced explosive bonding or explosion-rolling hybrid techniques, our clad material ensures a robust, void-free bond with consistent performance across extreme operating environments.
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