For those of you who are familiar with titanium, there are many different words about titanium, such as titanium gold, titanium alloy, pure titanium... What is the difference between the three? What do they represent?
Don't worry, let me tell you all about it! Titanium gold does not have a professional, accurate definition, someone will metal titanium, titanium alloy referred to as titanium gold, but this concept is not accurate. One type of sodium nitride crystal, especially titanium nitride coated with vacuum coating (also known as PVD process), has a golden metallic luster. More often, titanium refers specifically to titanium nitride coated with titanium nitride coating.
Most companies need to deliberately confuse titanium or titanium alloys with titanium nitride in the name of titanium gold for marketing purposes, but titanium nitride and titanium metal are two completely different concepts, just like titanium dioxide used as a whitening agent, it is not a metal at all. Titanium alloy refers to the alloy material which is based on titanium and consists of other strengthening elements, such as aluminum, nickel, chromium, copper, etc., in order to obtain higher strength, corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance.
At present, titanium alloy is the most widely used titanium metal material, which is widely used in aviation materials, petroleum exploitation, food, sports, medical fields and so on. Because the processing performance of pure titanium is better than alloy, so some products with high requirements on material forming performance are mainly pure titanium, such as pot, bowl, cup, pot and other products drawn. So, the concept of titanium gold, titanium alloy and pure titanium three people are different, their respective scope of application is not the same, can not be generalized, distinguish the concept is very important!
