Titanium Hot Forming
Hot forming titanium is a process in which a titanium sheet is heated in a high temperature oven to the time and temperature limits established by engineering specifications. The titanium is then placed in a press brake to create bends of a given radius and length per the engineering drawings.
Titanium CAPABILITIES
- Increases the formability
- Decreases spring back
- Resistance to cracking
- Consistent thickness
- Accurate forming
| EQUIPMENT |
QTY |
TABLE SIZE |
NOTES |
| Omax 5555 Waterjet |
1 |
50″ x 50″ |
3 Axis CNC Waterjet System |
| Amada Brake Press |
1 |
4 ft |
Programmable Backstop |
| Amada Brake Press |
1 |
7 ft |
Programmable Backstop |
| Emerald Inline Automated Sand Blast |
1 |
34″ x 10′ |
Hot Formed Titanium |
| Oven 1400° |
1 |
30″ x 30″ x 30″ |
Certified Oven |
| Oven 1400° |
1 |
30″ x 75″ x 30″ |
Certified Oven |
| Media Blast Station |
2 |
30″ x 30″ x 30″ |
|
| PROCESS |
SPECIFICATION |
Notes |
| Forming |
BAC 5300-2 |
Heated to the time & temperature limits of BAC 5613 |
| Cleaning & Descaling |
BAC 5753 |
|
| Machining |
BAC 5492 |
|
| Water Jet Cutting |
BAC 5656 |
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