Titanium Wire
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Titanium Wire – High-Strength, Corrosion-Resistant Wire for Industrial & Specialty Applications
M-Kube Enterprise LLC supplies titanium wire in pure and alloy grades, designed for applications that demand lightweight strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. Whether you require titanium TIG wire, titanium wire mesh, titanium wire rope, or spooled titanium alloy wire, we deliver solutions tailored to industrial, medical, aerospace, and chemical applications.
Our titanium wire for sale is available in a wide range of diameters—from fine 18 gauge titanium wire to heavy-duty industrial grades—ensuring precise compatibility with your project requirements.
Key Features of Titanium Wire
- Manufactured from pure titanium and titanium alloys
- Lightweight and high strength-to-weight ratio
- Outstanding corrosion resistance in seawater, acids, alkalis, and chlorine-rich environments
- Available in wire spools, coils, cut lengths, and custom sizes
- Options include titanium TIG welding wire, wire mesh, and wire rope
- Excellent biocompatibility for medical and implant-grade applications
- High conductivity and fatigue resistance for aerospace and industrial uses
Technical Specifications: Titanium Wires
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | High-Purity Titanium (Grades 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12) |
| Density | 4.51 g/cm³ |
| Working Temperature | Up to 1200°C (continuous use, depending on environment) |
| Properties | High melting point, Low specific gravity, High toughness, Lightweight, Excellent corrosion resistance (including wet chlorine) |
| Tensile Strength | Depending on grade |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent in seawater, acids, alkalis, and oxidizing/chlorine-rich environments |
| Available Size | customizable based on application |
| Surface Finish | Polished or As-Machined |
| Applications | Metallurgy (smelting & refining), Laboratory use, Sample analysis, High-temperature chemical reactions, Aerospace material testing |
Typical Elemental Composition
| Commodity | Standard | |||||||
| Mark | Chemical Component (%) | |||||||
| Gr.1 | Ti | Fe | O | H | N | C | Residual Element | |
| Remainder | 0.013 | 0.051 | 0.003 | 0.019 | 0.01 | Each | Total | |
| ≤0.01 | ≤0.04 | |||||||
Applications of Titanium Wire
M-Kube’s titanium wire products are trusted across diverse U.S. industries, including:
- TIG welding and fabrication
- Aerospace and defense components
- Medical implants and surgical devices (biocompatible applications)
- Chemical processing equipment
- Marine hardware and offshore applications
- Wire mesh, wire rope, and spring production
- High-performance electronics
Why Choose M-Kube Enterprise LLC as Your Titanium Wire Supplier?
- Leading supplier of titanium wire in the USA
- Availability in pure titanium and alloy grades
- Flexible options: wire spools, TIG wire, mesh, rope, and custom cuts
- Competitive titanium wire price with fast, reliable delivery
- Technical expertise to match wire grades and diameters with your application
Quality and Compliance
At M-Kube, all our ceramic and refractory products are manufactured in ISO-certified facilities with the capability to meet and comply with ASTM, ISO, and other international standards. This ensures every product delivers consistent quality, reliability, and performance, whether you require standard parts or fully customized solutions.
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Looking to buy titanium wire online for welding, medical, or industrial applications? M-Kube Enterprise LLC provides titanium alloy wire and pure titanium wire tailored to your requirements.
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Product FAQ's
How much does titanium wire cost?
The titanium wire price depends on:
- Grade (pure titanium wire vs titanium alloy wire like Ti-6Al-4V)
- Diameter (18 gauge, fine wire, or thick rods)
- Form (spool, mesh, rope)
- Supplier & order volume
Generally, pure titanium wire costs more due to its high purity and demand in medical/aerospace applications.
What size is 18 gauge titanium wire used for?
18 gauge titanium wire (~1.02 mm diameter) is commonly used in:
- Medical device fabrication
- Dental orthodontics
- Jewelry making
- Small structural reinforcements
Its balance of flexibility and strength makes it highly versatile.
What is the difference between pure titanium wire and titanium alloy wire?
Pure titanium wire (Grades 1–4):
- Higher corrosion resistance
- Softer, more ductile
- Best for medical, chemical, and jewelry applications
Titanium alloy wire (e.g., Ti-6Al-4V):
- Higher strength-to-weight ratio
- Used in aerospace, marine, and industrial welding applications
What are titanium wire spools used for?
Titanium wire spools are convenient for:
- Continuous TIG welding operations
- Industrial-scale 3D printing (metal additive manufacturing)
- Electronics and medical applications requiring long lengths of consistent wire
Are there reliable titanium wire suppliers worldwide?
Yes — a good titanium wire supplier should provide:
- Material traceability & certification (ASTM B863 standard)
- Custom sizes (from fine wire to heavy-duty rope)
- Options in pure titanium and titanium alloy wire
- Bulk supply for aerospace, chemical, and medical industries
Can titanium wire be used for medical implants?
Yes — pure titanium wire is biocompatible and non-toxic, making it suitable for:
- Orthopedic fixation wires
- Dental braces and orthodontic wires
- Surgical sutures and stents
What thickness range is available in titanium wire for sale?
Titanium wire for sale is available in:
- Fine wire: 0.1 mm – 0.5 mm (medical, electronics)
- Standard wire: 0.5 mm – 3 mm (welding, industrial use)
- Heavy-duty wire/rod: 3 mm – 10+ mm (structural, aerospace)
Suppliers often provide custom diameters based on application.
What surface finishes are available for titanium alloy wire?
Titanium alloy wire can be supplied with:
- Bright finish → smooth, shiny surface for welding/jewelry
- Pickled finish → chemically cleaned for lab/medical use
- Oxidized finish → for electrochemical and industrial applications
Anodized finish → decorative colors for jewelry and design









