Manufacturing Process: Mainly processed through cold heading, hot heading, turning, and thread rolling. Heat treatment (solution treatment and aging) is applied to achieve specific mechanical properties.

Surface Treatment: To enhance wear resistance and prevent seizing, processes such as anodizing, galvanizing, cadmium plating, or coating with molybdenum disulfide are utilized.

• Extremely High Specific Strength: Strength comparable to alloy steel but at only 60% of the density (~4.5 g/cm³). Ideal for weight reduction in aerospace and motorsports.
• Outstanding Corrosion Resistance: Forms a self-repairing oxide film, resistant to seawater, chlorine, and acids. Perfect for marine and chemical environments.
• Thermal Stability: Maintains strength at moderate temperatures (300-400°C for TC4), outperforming aluminum alloys.
• Fatigue & Biocompatibility: High fatigue resistance for cyclic loads and excellent compatibility with human tissues for medical implants (bone screws, dental implants).
• Non-magnetic: Crucial for MRI equipment and precision electronic instruments.