Titanium-clad aluminum is a lightweight bimetallic composite material with light aluminum as the substrate and pure titanium as the outer cladding layer. Through precise composite technology, the two layers of metal are tightly bonded without delamination or bulging. It integrates the lightweight, high thermal conductivity and low-cost advantages of aluminum and the corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance and weather resistance of titanium.
Compared with traditional titanium, steel and aluminum materials, titanium-clad aluminum has greatly reduced weight and significantly improved corrosion resistance, adapting to complex environments such as outdoor, high humidity, salt fog and electrochemical corrosion. It is mainly used in new energy equipment conductive structures, outdoor anti-corrosion equipment, aviation lightweight parts, rail transit conductive components and environmental protection desulfurization equipment, serving as a core new material for lightweight industrial upgrading.
