Titanium for Marine & Offshore
Titanium resists seawater corrosion indefinitely. It is used in desalination plants, offshore platforms, submarine components, and ship hull fittings.
Market Insight
Middle East desalination programmes are widely reported as committing over $25B to new capacity by 2028, which is the main driver behind titanium tube demand in this sector.
Common Titanium Grades
Key Requirements
- Seawater corrosion immunity
- Long service life (30+ years)
- NACE MR0175 compliance for sour service
- Weldability for large structures
Common Product Forms
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