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Manufacturing and Technology

By Jason/ On 12 Apr, 2026

Titanium in Smartphones: The Split Between Retreat and Advance

iPhone 17 Pro and Galaxy S26 Ultra abandon titanium frames. Meanwhile, OPPO's BLT-printed titanium hinge cuts parts from 92 to 4. What this divergence means for titanium supply chains.

Chemical and Energy

By Jason/ On 11 Apr, 2026

Why a 60 kg Titanium Order Is Harder Than a Six-Tonne One

Hunting just landed $94.6M in deepwater titanium orders. But the real supply chain pain lives in small-batch Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) billets for subsea hardware no major mill wants to run. From Baoji, we…

Manufacturing and Technology

By Jason/ On 09 Apr, 2026

Five Titanium Alloys, Three Mills, One Shipment — How We Delivered Large-Diameter Seamless Pipe No Single Supplier Could

An offshore contractor needed 5 grades of large-diameter seamless titanium pipe in one delivery. We coordinated 3 Baoji mills, ran on-site QC, and shipped 8 tonnes under 1 bill of lading.

Manufacturing and Technology

By Jason/ On 08 Apr, 2026

TA10 / Gr.12 Titanium-Molybdenum-Nickel Alloy Bars — Daily Production Update

Fresh batch of TA10 (ASTM Gr.12) titanium-molybdenum-nickel alloy raw bars in diameters of 60mm and 75mm, ready for machining and delivery.

Market and Supply Chain

By Admin/ On 08 Apr, 2026

US Titanium Act: What It Means for Global Buyers

The US is investing $868M to rebuild domestic titanium capacity. From Baoji, we analyze what this shift means for global procurement — and the 18-month gap buyers should prepare for.

Manufacturing and Technology

By Jason/ On 07 Apr, 2026

Titanium Forging & Ring Rolling in Action — Daily Production Update

Live from our Baoji forging workshop: titanium ring blanks heated to forging temperature, ring-rolled to spec, and machined into finished flanges.

Medical and Dental

By Jason/ On 04 Apr, 2026

Smart Titanium Implants: Antibacterial Surfaces and 3D Printed Medical Devices

New titanium implant breakthroughs in 2026: HKU's 99.94% antibacterial surface, FDA-cleared 3D printed spinal cages, and what they mean for medical titanium supply.

Aerospace and Defense

By Jason/ On 04 Apr, 2026

Aerospace Titanium Supply Chain Is Being Reshaped by 3D Printing and Domestic Production

How Airbus's 7-meter titanium 3D printing, US reshoring investments, and China's 75% production share are reshaping the global aerospace titanium supply chain.

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News Posts

Titanium in Smartphones: The Split Between Retreat and Advance

Why a 60 kg Titanium Order Is Harder Than a Six-Tonne One

Five Titanium Alloys, Three Mills, One Shipment — How We Delivered Large-Diameter Seamless Pipe No Single Supplier Could

TA10 / Gr.12 Titanium-Molybdenum-Nickel Alloy Bars — Daily Production Update

US Titanium Act: What It Means for Global Buyers

Titanium Forging & Ring Rolling in Action — Daily Production Update

Smart Titanium Implants: Antibacterial Surfaces and 3D Printed Medical Devices

Aerospace Titanium Supply Chain Is Being Reshaped by 3D Printing and Domestic Production

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