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Icebreaker
I need a sheet of titanium about 2mm thick, 50cmx50cm in area. This may seem an odd request, and it is, but where does one go to buy titanium?
Can you say E BAY?Icebreaker said:I need a sheet of titanium about 2mm thick, 50cmx50cm in area. This may seem an odd request, and it is, but where does one go to buy titanium?
Pengwuino said:
McMaster has a fantastic website and on-line ordering. If you give them a call, they will tell you in a heartbeat.devil-fire said:i wonder how much http://www.mcmaster.com/ would charge for shipping?
http://www.titanium.com/products/index.cfmTitanium Industries, Inc. is now pleased to offer a selection of Special Priced Inventory from our line of titanium mill products.
You may use the form to let us know if you are interested in the inventory listed. We will contact you directly about special pricing that is available on these items, or you may call 1-88-Titanium (1-888-482-6486) for more information.
There are several options for purchasing a sheet of titanium about 2mm thick. You can check with local metal suppliers or hardware stores, as they may carry titanium sheets in various thicknesses. You can also search online for specialty metal suppliers or industrial suppliers that offer titanium sheets.
The quality of titanium sheets can vary depending on the supplier. It is important to research the supplier and read reviews from previous customers. You can also ask for a certificate of authenticity or material test report to ensure the titanium sheet meets industry standards.
When purchasing a sheet of titanium, you should consider the grade, thickness, and size of the sheet. The grade of titanium determines its strength and corrosion resistance. The thickness and size will depend on your specific project needs.
Titanium is a very strong and durable metal, and cutting it yourself can be challenging. It is recommended to use professional tools and techniques to cut titanium sheets, as improper cutting can damage the sheet and affect its quality.
Yes, titanium is a reactive metal and can produce fine dust when cut. It is important to wear protective gear, such as gloves and a mask, when handling titanium sheets. It is also recommended to work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling the dust.