Advantages and Benefits of Titanium

Since its introduction in the 1950s, titanium has been a highly sought-after metal due to its superior properties compared to steel. The combination of high-strength to low-weight, resistance to high temperatures and corrosive material, as well as its desirable mechanical properties make titanium an ideal alloy for the aerospace, energy and chemical industries.

What do you use titanium for?

Another Parker Steel Feature Film!

Once again, Parker Steel school is in session with Professor Ed Beam. This time Steve learns how to convert inches to millimeters from the Professor. There's a simple formula, and no space aliens, high-intensity ray guns, magic wands or top hats. Get a kick out of this fun, educational video.