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Aerospace Titanium

Aerospace Titanium

Aerospace-grade titanium in every form, grade, and spec — lightweight, high-strength, corrosion-resistant alloys for structural, engine, and landing gear applications.

Stacked sheets of aerospace-grade titanium

Since the first aircraft of the early 20th century, metal alloys have set the standard for durable, lightweight materials capable of flight. For over a hundred years, aluminum and steel dominated aviation construction — but in recent decades, titanium alloys have emerged as the material of choice for the most demanding aerospace applications.

Titanium has now replaced many traditional aluminum and steel components throughout the aerospace industry. Its greatest impact is in the aircraft's structural frame: using titanium reduces overall airframe weight while requiring less material than aluminum thanks to its superior strength. The same lightweight strength, plus excellent high-temperature performance, makes titanium ideal for engine components and landing gear assemblies.

Benefits of Titanium Alloys

  • Increased Formability

  • Higher Strength

  • Lower Density

  • Better Aerodynamics

  • High Corrosion Resistance

  • High Temperature Tolerance

  • Increased Aircraft Range

  • Lower Fuel Consumption

Common Aerospace Applications

Titanium alloys are used across nearly every aircraft system where weight savings, strength, and high-temperature performance matter.

  • Landing Gears
  • Springs
  • Flap Tracks
  • Pneumatic Tubes
  • Fuselage Parts

Titanium Products Available

Jaco Aerospace stocks titanium in every grade, alloy, and form needed for aircraft construction — from raw billet and bar stock to finished plate, tube, and weld wire.