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Views: 0 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2023-12-13 Origin: Site
With the continuous application of titanium products in semiconductor, aerospace, new energy and other industries. End product requirements for upstream raw materials are also becoming more stringent.
The highest national standard for titanium sponge, grade 0A, requires a titanium purity of 99.8%, and the purity of the high purity titanium sponge produced by Chuangrun New Materials can reach 99.95%. We use the upgraded Kroll method production process to further purify titanium tetrachloride and other raw materials to continuously improve the purity of titanium sponge, while also paying close attention to the control of its stability, so that high-purity titanium sponge can be applied in the development and production of products in various fields.
Titanium sponge is further electrolyzed and purified through the vacuum molten salt electrolysis equipment independently developed by Chuangrun New Materials to remove the impurities that are difficult to remove from the titanium sponge, and then the core product is obtained: electrolytic titanium. Its purity can reach 99.995% and oxygen content is less than 0.01%. In addition, in order to meet the needs of more industries, the electrolytic titanium product form can be customized, the more commonly used is the compact electrolytic titanium, more compatible with the alloy adding process requirements.
Among the many melting processes, Electron Beam Melting (EB) products are outstanding due to the absence of internal defects and excellent removal of impurities. Chuangrun New Materials currently has seven EB furnaces, specializing in the production of titanium ingots with a purity of up to 99.9995%, oxygen content of <0.01%, and ingots with a maximum diameter of up to 800mm, which makes the subsequent deformation of the ingot casting process more diversified, and significantly improves the processing of the rate of finished products.
