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One of the lightest, strongest metals on earth. Used to make top-end watchcases and bracelets. Extremely durable and hypoallergenic.
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| titanium |
Club head metal primarily for woods with a higher strength-to-weight ratio than most steel alloys. See also Forged Titanium and 6-4 Titanium
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| titanium dioxide |
A compound that is used primarily as a delusterant in fibre.
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| titanium |
a nonferrous metal alloy, the most common form of titanium is 6AL/4V: 6% aluminum, 4% vanadium, and 90% pure titanium. This is a lightweight metal alloy that offers unsurpassed corrosion resistance of any metal. It has a warm "grip you back" feel and can be finished either by anodizing or bead blasting. Aside from handles, titanium is also used as liner materials for locking liner knives for it is a rather "springy" metal.
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| titanium |
a non-ferrous metal alloy, the most common form being 6AL/4V which is comprised of 6% Aluminum, 4% Vanadium and 90% pure Titanium. Although heavier than Aluminum, Titanium is considerably lighter than steel and offers the highest corrosion resistance of any metal and does not exhibit the weaknesses found in Aluminum and steel. Titanium may be finished by either anodizing or bead blasting.
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