In chemical engineering, titanium′s superior corrosion resistance suits harsh environments. Used in chlor-alkali, urea and nitric acid production (reactors, heat exchangers, pipelines), it has a long service life (>20 years) and lowers maintenance costs, aligning with green development.

Aerospace relies on titanium′s excellent strength-to-weight ratio and high-temperature performance. Titanium alloys (e.g., Ti-6Al-4V) are used in aircraft airframes, landing gear and blades, cutting weight, boosting fuel efficiency and meeting strict standards.

Known as biomedicines "universal metal", titanium′s biocompatibility and bone-matching mechanics suit orthopedic/dental implants and stents—over 80% of orthopedic prostheses use titanium.

Titanium supports key industries reliably, delivering greater value to global customers.