WHY APPLE'S FIRST FOLDABLE iPHONE DUO USES A TITANIUM BODY
Sep. 15, 2026
Apple introduced the iPhone Duo in September 2026 as its first foldable iPhone — a 7.6-inch inner display, 5.4-inch outer display, and a body made from Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) titanium. This blog breaks down what the Duo actually is, why its frame and hinge use pure titanium and Ti-6Al-4V...
TITANIUM IN AEROSPACE From Jet Engine Blades to the Bolts on Your Bike
Sep. 10, 2026
Titanium spent 40 years inside jets and submarines before it reached a consumer cup. This blog explains which titanium grades fly, why they beat steel and aluminum in the sky, how deep penetration already is (Boeing 787 ≈ 15% by weight, A350 ≈ 14%, F-35 up to 35%), and what that means for nat...
When Did Titanium Enter Everyday Life? From Aerospace Alloy to the Cup on Your Desk
Sep. 08, 2026
Titanium spent 50 years inside jet engines, submarines and artificial hips before it ever touched a kitchen counter. This blog traces the timeline of titanium's migration into consumer goods—titanium cups, pure-titanium cookware, outdoor BBQ stoves, eyewear, phone frames—explains why it ...
Titanium & Titanium Alloys in Deep-Sea Diving
Sep. 03, 2026
From a 0.4 mm welded Grade-2 tube in a desalination evaporator to a 438-meter Grade-23 riser hanging from a North Sea tension-leg platform, titanium is the metal that survives where seawater, pressure, and fatigue destroy every other engineering alloy. This blog explains why pure titanium and ...
Titanium & Titanium Alloys in National Equipment Manufacturing
Sep. 01, 2026
From the compressor disk of an aero engine to the pressure hull of a deep-sea submersible, from a desalination evaporator to a nuclear power condenser, titanium is the material that holds the most demanding equipment together. This blog explains why pure titanium and titanium alloys beat steel, al...
One Titanium Tube, Drilling into the Deep Sea and Oil Wells
Aug. 27, 2026
A titanium tube may look unremarkable, but it is the critical artery linking the ocean surface to the seafloor and the hydrocarbon reservoir below. This blog explains how pure titanium and titanium alloy tubes (Grade 1/2/7/9/12/5/23) work inside seawater cooling systems, offshore risers, and HP...
