Titanium Fasteners

Aerospace and Defense

By Jason/ On 05 Nov, 2026

U.S. Army Orders $18.5M in Titanium Parts: Inside the Defense Re-Shoring Push and Aerospace Sponge Import Divide

Analysis of IperionX's $18.5M U.S. Army task order for titanium fasteners and powder. Explore the structural domestic sponge gap and MTC quality controls.

Manufacturing and Technology

Assorted bolts with different surface appearances in clear sample bags

Technical Explainer

By Jason/ On 26 Sep, 2026

Can You Keep the Same Torque After Changing a Titanium Fastener’s Coating?

Compare surface treatment, mating hardware and torque application before reusing a titanium fastener torque setting, and distinguish total torque from running torque.

Manufacturing and Technology

Machined titanium components on an inspection table represent repeat contact-critical geometry; they are not TB8 study specimens.

By Jason/ On 28 Jul, 2026

New TB8 Wear Study Moves the Buyer Test From Friction Data to Surface State

A new TB8 wear study shows why buyers should transfer a controlled surface state—not a headline friction reduction—into titanium part qualification.

Aerospace and Defense

Machined titanium sleeves, threaded fittings, flanges, and round components on a factory bench, showing finished parts that still need lot-level release evidence.

By Jason/ On 06 Jun, 2026

IperionX's Fastener Tests: Why Titanium Buyers Need a Fastener-to-Platform Release File

IperionX's fastener tests show why titanium buyers need release evidence linking alloy, route, joint, installation, lot records and change control.

Titanium Fasteners

U.S. Army Orders $18.5M in Titanium Parts: Inside the Defense Re-Shoring Push and Aerospace Sponge Import Divide

Can You Keep the Same Torque After Changing a Titanium Fastener’s Coating?

New TB8 Wear Study Moves the Buyer Test From Friction Data to Surface State

IperionX's Fastener Tests: Why Titanium Buyers Need a Fastener-to-Platform Release File

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