If compared with screw products of other materials, titanium screws exist like nobles and are liked by many fields. Its production process seems very complicated, but upon closer inspection, it is not difficult to find that there are only two most common methods: cold heading and machining. The materials used to make titanium screws are mainly TC2 and TC4.
The titanium screws produced by Cold Pier are naturally formed, and the strength of the raw materials must not be too hard. It is suitable to use TC2 titanium. The texture of TC2 titanium is relatively soft, below 350℃, the durability of 100h is above 400MPa, and it has good shapeability after being subjected to thermal processing.
Machining titanium screws are often produced with TC 4 titanium. Because of the high hardness of TC 4 titanium, the comprehensive mechanics and mechanical properties are very suitable for one-time machining. From the appearance to the precision of the entire thread, it is extremely delicate, and it is used frequently in the field of heavy processing.
Ever since, there are quite a few differences between the cold-headed and machined titanium screws. The subdivision of materials or craftsmanship really has its own charm. The precision of the titanium screws produced by machining has been accurate to 0.1 mm. The cold-tipped titanium screws are favored by many industries because of their strong plasticity. Therefore, no matter what kind of production process is used to create titanium screws, it is very likely to become a leading product in the entire industry in the future.
Nicole
