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How A Titanium Part Is Made Here

Hot forging, CNC machining, turning, milling, rolled thread, laser logo marking, full inspection, packing and delivery — the process stated on every product we publish.

Process

Five Stages

Hot ForgingStandard head forms are forged, which keeps the grain flow through the head-to-shank transition.
CNC MachiningTurning and milling for shaped parts, spindles, joints and anything made to a drawing.
Rolled ThreadThreads are rolled rather than cut, which work-hardens the root and improves fatigue life.
Colour And MarkingAnodising or PVD, then laser logo marking where the customer wants their own brand.
InspectionFull inspection before packing and delivery.

Specification

What We Can Work To

Materials And Sizes

  • MaterialPure titanium (GR2) or titanium alloy (GR5, Ti-6Al-4V)
  • Screw / boltM3–M64
  • NutM3–M64
  • WasherM3–M64
  • CustomisationMade to your drawing or sample request

Standards And Finishes

  • StandardsDIN, GB, ISO, JIS, BA, ANSI
  • AnodiseBlue, purple, gold, green, rainbow
  • PVDBlack, gold, rainbow, burnt
  • MarkingLaser logo
  • InspectionFull inspection before packing

Applications

Where Our Parts Go

Racing And Modification

Motorcycle, car and bicycle modification — the weight comes off rotating and unsprung components first.

Industrial Plant

Petroleum, metallurgy, chemical and construction industry, where corrosion resistance matters more than cost per piece.

Electronics And Equipment

Sapphire, vacuum and high temperature furnaces, LED, semiconductor and equipment accessories.

Marine And Outdoor

Ship and marine engineering, sea water desalination, and outdoor products such as tent nails.

FAQ

Manufacturing Questions

Which titanium grades do you use?
Commercially pure titanium (GR2) and titanium alloy (GR5, Ti-6Al-4V). The grade is stated on each product page where the original specification gives it.
What size range can you make?
Bolts and screws, nuts and washers from M3 to M64, and parts made to your own drawing or sample outside that range.
Which standards do you work to?
DIN, GB, ISO, JIS, BA and ANSI.
What colours are available?
Anodising in blue, purple, gold, green and rainbow, and PVD in black, gold, rainbow and burnt.
Can you make a part from my drawing?
Yes. Customised parts to your drawing or a sample are a normal part of our work — send the file or the sample and we will quote it.
Can you laser mark our logo on the parts?
Yes. Laser logo marking is part of our standard process.

Send A Drawing Or A Sample Part

We quote from a drawing, a standard code or a physical sample. Send whichever you have.

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