Services

As a leading UK supplier of titanium products, we pride ourselves on providing the best possible customer service, going above and beyond to ensure our customers’ requirements are met.

Our variety of only the most high-quality titanium products, which can be fully customised based on a customer’s need, means there’s something for every process, no matter which industry you work in.

As well as titanium products, we offer a variety of services to cut your titanium to your specifications including sawing, sheering and water jet cutting.

Additionally, our investment in a fibre tube laser cutting machine enables us to offer precision cut metal faster than other suppliers who rely on more conventional methods.

Our highly experienced team of experts know everything there is to know about titanium, its benefits, uses and grades. They’re happy to speak to you about your requirements and discuss your options, suggesting only the most efficient product or service for your needs.

Get in touch with our team today by emailing info@titek.co.uk or calling 0121 382 4121.

The price of our services depends entirely on your requirements.

We understand no two projects are the same, which is why we offer tailored services and products at competitive prices. If you can’t find your required service or product, we’ll be happy to discuss your requirements, budget, and timeframe to create a bespoke solution.

Our services are made even more cost effective thanks to our investment in a £120k fibre tube laser cutting machine. This is the future of fabrication, ensuring quality precision with reduced waste and therefore reduced costs.

Get in touch with us for a free, no obligation quote. Simply call us on 0121 382 4121 or email us at info@titek.co.uk and we will be in touch as soon as possible.

Titanium is a versatile material that can be used in a large variety of industries.

One of the most common uses is in automotive exhaust systems, having been used in the field since the early 1980s. Titanium can help boost performance, allowing for faster acceleration whilst also enhancing the look of your vehicle as well as generating a smoother sound.

Titanium’s high strength to weight ratio makes it ideal for the aerospace industry, specifically in the manufacturing of frames, engines, and fasteners. In fact, the aerospace industry is one of the largest users of titanium products.

Another significant market for titanium is the medical industry. As well as being a popular material for medical equipment, titanium’s biocompatibility means it can physically bond with the human bone. This, combined with the fact it resists corrosion from bodily fluids makes it ideal for a variety of dental and medical uses, including dental implants and bone/joint replacements.

Other common uses of titanium include the production of jewellery, watches, laptops, mobile phones, glasses, and many other day-to-day items.

The ultimate benefit that comes with titanium is its high strength, low weight ratio, making it as strong as steel, but an impressive 45% lighter.

Titanium can be alloyed with many elements such as iron, aluminium, vanadium, and molybdenum to further enhance its properties. This increase in strength makes it ideal for use in aerospace, military, automotive and many other industrial processes.

A massive advantage of titanium is its resistance to rust and corrosion. Unlike many materials, when titanium is exposed to moisture, it will form a protective layer which keeps air and water out, ensuring its sleek, attractive look is maintained for years to come.

Titanium comes in a variety of forms including:

• Titanium bars
• Titanium coils
• Titanium pipes
• Titanium plates
• Titanium sheets
• Titanium wire

This range makes titanium an extremely versatile material, meaning there will always be a form of titanium suited to, and beneficial to, your project.