Custom Titanium Screws From China Manufacturer & Supplier
Looking for custom titanium screws made to your specifications? We can help.
Long Hung is a titanium fastener manufacturer offering high-quality, precision-made screws for demanding applications. Our products are widely used in marine, aerospace, medical, and industrial fields. We provide complete customization, strict quality control, and fast turnaround to meet your project deadlines.
- Corrosion Resistance: Titanium’s natural resistance to rust and corrosion makes it ideal for use in marine, chemical, and high-temperature environments.
- Lightweight: Titanium screws are much lighter than stainless steel, reducing the overall weight of your application without sacrificing strength.
- Strength and Durability: Titanium screws are incredibly strong, making them perfect for industries like aerospace and automotive, where high-performance materials are critical.
- Biocompatibility: For medical applications, titanium’s biocompatibility ensures that it’s safe for implants, surgical tools, and medical devices.
Long Hung's Titanium Screw Series
Titanium is a material known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, resistance to corrosion, and high-performance characteristics. Unlike standard screws, custom titanium screws are designed to meet the unique specifications of your project, including size, thread type, and finish. Titanium screws are commonly used in applications where traditional materials like steel or aluminum may not provide sufficient performance.
Long Hung can produce titanium screws strictly according to your drawings or specifications. Whether it’s a non-standard size, special thread, or unique head shape, our engineering team works closely with you to ensure every detail meets your design requirements.
Benefits of Titanium Screws
Titanium screws offer distinct advantages compared to traditional steel fasteners, especially in applications that demand strength, corrosion resistance, and weight reduction. Unlike steel, titanium is highly resistant to saltwater, chemicals, and extreme temperatures — making it ideal for marine, aerospace, and medical industries.
Titanium screws are also significantly lighter than steel, helping to reduce overall system weight without sacrificing strength. This is critical in sectors like aviation and motorsports, where performance and efficiency matter. Additionally, titanium is non-magnetic and biocompatible, which steel cannot provide.
By switching from steel to titanium screws, manufacturers benefit from longer service life, lower maintenance costs, and improved performance in demanding environments.
Why Choose Long Hung TI?
Long Hung is a professional manufacturer and global supplier of high-quality titanium fasteners, with a focus on custom titanium screws for industrial applications. With advanced machining capabilities and years of export experience, we provide reliable solutions for customers in various industries.
We specialize in precision manufacturing, flexible customization, and consistent product quality. Every screw is produced according to international standards or based on your 2D/3D drawings, using Grade 2 or Grade 5 titanium for superior strength and corrosion resistance.
- Custom titanium screw manufacturing based on your technical specifications
- OEM & ODM services for non-standard or specialized titanium fasteners
- Small batch production and bulk order support
- Material certification and quality inspection reports
- Fast lead times and reliable global shipping
- Technical support from our experienced engineering team
- One-on-one service to ensure smooth communication and timely response
Long Hung Titanum Screw Grades and Types
| Property | Titanium Grade 2 | Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) |
|---|---|---|
| Material Type | Commercially pure titanium | Titanium alloy with aluminum & vanadium |
| Tensile Strength | ~350 MPa | ~900 MPa |
| Yield Strength | ~275 MPa | ~830 MPa |
| Hardness | Lower hardness, easier to form | Higher hardness, stronger and more wear-resistant |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent | Excellent (slightly lower than Grade 2) |
| Temperature Resistance | Good at moderate temperatures | Better high-temperature performance |
| Weight | Very light | Very light (same as Grade 2) |
| Typical Applications | Marine, chemical equipment, medical tools | Aerospace, racing, high-load mechanical parts |
| Cost | Lower | Higher |
| Best For | Corrosion-focused applications with low load | High-strength, high-stress applications |
- Titanium Grade 2 is the practical choice when corrosion resistance matters more than strength. It works well in marine environments and chemical equipment because the material handles moisture and chemicals without breaking down.
- Grade 5 suits projects that deal with high loads or vibration. Its higher strength keeps the screw stable in aerospace parts, racing components, and other demanding assemblies.
- Both grades are lightweight, but the alloy in Grade 5 delivers a tougher hold. Choose Grade 2 for stability in harsh environments. Choose Grade 5 when the screw must withstand real mechanical stress.
| Screw Type | Description | Common Applications |
|---|---|---|
| Hex Head | External hex head supports higher torque. | Machinery, automotive parts, aerospace frames. |
| Socket Head Cap (Allen) | Internal hex allows use in tight spaces. | Equipment assemblies, robotics, precision devices. |
| Torx Head | Star-shaped head reduces cam-out. | Electronics, cycling parts, high-vibration systems. |
| Flat Head (Countersunk) | Sits flush with the surface. | Aircraft interiors, bicycles, consumer products. |
| Button Head | Wide, rounded head spreads pressure. | Light machinery, sports equipment. |
| Pan Head | General-purpose rounded head. | Electronics, small equipment housings. |
| Self-Tapping | Cuts threads directly into material. | Plastics, thin metals, lightweight structures. |
| Bone Screws (Medical) | Biocompatible for implants. | Orthopedic fixation and surgical procedures. |
| Machine Screws | Used with tapped holes or nuts. | Marine systems, chemical equipment. |
| Shoulder Screws | Precision shoulder guides moving parts. | Drones, racing components, mechanical linkages. |
Custom Titanium Screws Manufacturing Capacity
Applications of Titanium Screws
Titanium screws are widely used in industries that require high strength, low weight, and excellent corrosion resistance. Their performance in harsh environments makes them ideal for demanding applications:
- Aerospace: Aircraft structures, engine components, and interior assemblies where weight reduction is critical
- Marine: Boats, ships, offshore platforms, and underwater equipment exposed to saltwater and moisture
- Medical: Surgical instruments, orthopedic implants, and dental devices due to titanium’s biocompatibility
- Automotive: Racing and performance vehicles where strong, lightweight fasteners enhance speed and durability
- Chemical & Industrial Equipment: Assemblies exposed to corrosive chemicals, high temperatures, or strong vibrations
- Electronics: Precision components where non-magnetic and non-corrosive properties are required
Titanium screws are also used in high-end sporting goods, robotics, military gear, and energy systems — anywhere reliability and strength matter.
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Contact us now for a free quote or to learn more about our custom titanium screw solutions — our team is ready to help you find the right fit for your application.
FAQs
What are titanium screws used for
Titanium screws are used in many industries because they are strong, light, and resistant to rust. In the medical field, doctors use them in surgeries to fix bones and joints. They are also common in dental implants. In aerospace and marine industries, titanium screws are chosen for their strength and ability to handle extreme environments. Even high-end bikes and cars use titanium fasteners to reduce weight and increase durability.
Can I have an MRI with titanium screws?
Yes, you can have an MRI if you have titanium screws in your body. Titanium is not magnetic, so it doesn’t react with the magnetic field used in MRI machines. It’s one of the safest materials for implants during MRI scans. However, it’s always a good idea to let your doctor and the MRI technician know about any metal implants before your scan.
What causes titanium screws to break?
Titanium screws can break for two main reasons: problems in how they’re made and how they’re used. During manufacturing, issues like poor material quality, tiny cracks in the metal, or mistakes in heat treatment can weaken the screw before it’s ever used. Even a small flaw can grow over time under stress.
In real use, screws may break if they are over-tightened, placed under constant pressure, or used in the wrong location. If the screw isn’t the right size or is installed at a bad angle, it can wear down or snap. Repeated bending or heavy load can also cause fatigue, especially in high-stress areas.
How does titanium affect the body?
Titanium is generally safe for the human body. That’s why it’s used in medical implants like screws, plates, and dental devices. It doesn’t rust, and it doesn’t react with body fluids. In most cases, the body accepts titanium well. But very rarely, some people may have a mild allergic or inflammatory response. Overall, titanium is one of the most biocompatible materials available.