Applications of (Ti Gr 1 / 3.7025) is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, high strength-to-weight ratio and good weldability. Here are some common applications for Grade 1 titanium structural profiles:

Aerospace Industry: – Aircraft Structure: Due to its light weight and high strength, used in fuselage components such as ribs, frames and skin panels.
– Engine parts: for compressor blades and casings where high strength and corrosion resistance are critical.

Marine Applications: – Shipbuilding: Used on hulls, decks and other structural components to resist seawater corrosion.
– Offshore Platforms: For structural supports and parts that require durability in harsh marine environments.

Chemical Treatment: – Piping systems: ideal for transporting corrosive chemicals, especially in industries such as petrochemical and pharmaceuticals.
– Heat exchanger: used for heat exchangers that require corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance.

Automotive Industry: – High-performance vehicles: Used on parts such as exhaust systems, suspension parts and chassis to reduce weight while maintaining strength.
– Racing Applications: Commonly found in motorsport applications where weight reduction is critical to performance.

Building and Construction: – Structural elements: aesthetic and functional components such as beams and columns used in architectural applications.
– Facades and cladding: used on building facades for their corrosion resistance and modern appearance.

– Corrosion Resistance: Excellent resistance to a variety of corrosive environments, including seawater and chemical exposure.
– Lightweight: Lower density compared to steel, resulting in significant weight savings in structural applications.
– Good weldability: Can be easily welded using standard techniques, allowing for a variety of designs.

– Cost: Titanium is generally more expensive than traditional materials, so its use should be justified based on performance requirements.
– Manufacturing challenges: Due to its hardness and toughness, it requires specialized processing and forming techniques.