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ALLIED TITANIUM

ALLIED TITANIUM is a brand associated with titanium fasteners, with a product line that includes heavy hex bolts, socket cap screws, and set screws. The brand's fasteners are manufactured from Grade 2 titanium, a commercially pure titanium grade known for its corrosion resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio. This makes the products suitable for applications where standard steel fasteners would be prone to corrosion or where weight reduction is a design consideration. The heavy hex bolts in the line conform to DIN 933 dimensional and material standards, ensuring interchangeability with other DIN 933 fasteners. They feature metric threads ranging from M4 to M8, with lengths from 10 mm to 35 mm, and are supplied with a plain finish. The bolts are available in small pack sizes and do not include nuts. 3G Electric supplies the ALLIED TITANIUM line as part of its portfolio of industrial fasteners and components. The products are stocked for global distribution, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require titanium fasteners for corrosive environments, chemical processing, marine applications, or weight-sensitive assemblies. The Grade 2 titanium construction provides resistance to chlorides, seawater, and a range of industrial chemicals, while the DIN 933 compliance ensures dimensional consistency. The heavy hex head design offers a larger bearing surface and allows for higher torque compared to standard hex bolts. Socket cap screws and set screws in the line are similarly made from titanium, offering solutions for applications requiring internal wrenching or low-profile fastening. 3G Electric supports the ALLIED TITANIUM line by maintaining inventory of the standard metric sizes and providing technical specifications to assist with selection. The company ships globally, enabling customers to source these titanium fasteners regardless of location. For procurement, the availability of small pack sizes allows for trial quantities or maintenance-level purchases without committing to bulk volumes. The plain finish on the bolts means no additional coating is applied, which is typical for titanium fasteners as the material's natural oxide layer provides corrosion protection. This also avoids the risk of coating damage during installation. The bolts are not supplied with nuts, so matching nuts must be sourced separately if required. The product range is focused on metric threads, aligning with international standards used in many industrial settings. Overall, ALLIED TITANIUM fasteners from 3G Electric offer a material solution for fastening challenges where corrosion resistance and weight savings are priorities, backed by global availability and technical support.

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About ALLIED TITANIUM

ALLIED TITANIUM is a brand associated with titanium fasteners, with a product line that includes heavy hex bolts, socket cap screws, and set screws. The brand's fasteners are manufactured from Grade 2 titanium, a commercially pure titanium grade known for its corrosion resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio. This makes the products suitable for applications where standard steel fasteners would be prone to corrosion or where weight reduction is a design consideration. The heavy hex bolts in the line conform to DIN 933 dimensional and material standards, ensuring interchangeability with other DIN 933 fasteners. They feature metric threads ranging from M4 to M8, with lengths from 10 mm to 35 mm, and are supplied with a plain finish. The bolts are available in small pack sizes and do not include nuts. 3G Electric supplies the ALLIED TITANIUM line as part of its portfolio of industrial fasteners and components. The products are stocked for global distribution, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require titanium fasteners for corrosive environments, chemical processing, marine applications, or weight-sensitive assemblies. The Grade 2 titanium construction provides resistance to chlorides, seawater, and a range of industrial chemicals, while the DIN 933 compliance ensures dimensional consistency. The heavy hex head design offers a larger bearing surface and allows for higher torque compared to standard hex bolts. Socket cap screws and set screws in the line are similarly made from titanium, offering solutions for applications requiring internal wrenching or low-profile fastening. 3G Electric supports the ALLIED TITANIUM line by maintaining inventory of the standard metric sizes and providing technical specifications to assist with selection. The company ships globally, enabling customers to source these titanium fasteners regardless of location. For procurement, the availability of small pack sizes allows for trial quantities or maintenance-level purchases without committing to bulk volumes. The plain finish on the bolts means no additional coating is applied, which is typical for titanium fasteners as the material's natural oxide layer provides corrosion protection. This also avoids the risk of coating damage during installation. The bolts are not supplied with nuts, so matching nuts must be sourced separately if required. The product range is focused on metric threads, aligning with international standards used in many industrial settings. Overall, ALLIED TITANIUM fasteners from 3G Electric offer a material solution for fastening challenges where corrosion resistance and weight savings are priorities, backed by global availability and technical support.

Common Applications

  • Chemical processing — ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts resist corrosion from acids and chlorides in reactor and piping assemblies.
  • Marine and offshore — Grade 2 titanium socket cap screws for deck hardware and subsea equipment where seawater exposure causes steel to corrode.
  • Aerospace and defense — Titanium set screws and bolts for weight-sensitive airframe components and ground support equipment.
  • Medical equipment — Titanium fasteners for MRI-compatible and corrosion-resistant assemblies in diagnostic imaging machines.
  • Desalination plants — Heavy hex bolts in pump and valve assemblies where high-chloride environments degrade standard fasteners.
  • Electroplating lines — Titanium socket cap screws for rack and fixture hardware exposed to aggressive plating solutions.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about ALLIED TITANIUM from 3G Electric.

What are the key specifications of ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts?

ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts are made from Grade 2 titanium and conform to DIN 933 standards. They feature metric threads in sizes such as M4x0.7, M5x0.8, M6x1, and M8x1.25, with lengths ranging from 10 mm to 35 mm. The bolts have a plain finish and are supplied in small packs without nuts. The heavy hex head design provides a larger bearing surface than standard hex bolts, allowing for higher torque. These bolts are suitable for corrosive environments and weight-sensitive applications.

What is Grade 2 titanium and why is it used in ALLIED TITANIUM fasteners?

Grade 2 titanium is a commercially pure titanium grade with good corrosion resistance and moderate strength. It is often chosen for fasteners because it resists attack by chlorides, seawater, and many industrial chemicals, and it has a high strength-to-weight ratio. ALLIED TITANIUM uses Grade 2 titanium in its heavy hex bolts, socket cap screws, and set screws to provide reliable performance in applications where steel fasteners would corrode or where weight reduction is beneficial. The material is non-magnetic and has good weldability, though fasteners are typically not welded.

Are ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts available in different thread sizes?

Yes, ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts are available in a range of metric thread sizes, including M4x0.7, M5x0.8, M6x1, and M8x1.25. Lengths vary from 10 mm to 35 mm, depending on the thread size. For example, the M4 bolts come in 10 mm and 12 mm lengths, while M6 bolts are available in 25 mm, 30 mm, and 35 mm lengths. All bolts conform to DIN 933 dimensional standards. 3G Electric stocks these sizes for global shipment, and custom sizes may be available upon request.

What applications are suitable for ALLIED TITANIUM socket cap screws and set screws?

ALLIED TITANIUM socket cap screws and set screws are made from titanium and are suitable for applications requiring internal wrenching or low-profile fastening. Socket cap screws are often used in machinery assembly, where a recessed hex socket allows for tightening in confined spaces. Set screws are used to secure components onto shafts or within housings, relying on friction or a point contact. The titanium construction makes them appropriate for corrosive environments, such as chemical processing equipment, marine hardware, and medical devices, where standard steel fasteners may fail due to corrosion.

Do ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts come with nuts?

No, ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts are supplied without nuts. The product listings indicate that nuts are not included. If nuts are required, they must be sourced separately. It is important to use nuts of compatible material and thread size to ensure proper assembly. Grade 2 titanium nuts would be ideal for maintaining corrosion resistance, but other materials may be used depending on the application requirements. 3G Electric can provide assistance in selecting matching nuts if needed.

What are the torque requirements for ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts?

Torque requirements for ALLIED TITANIUM heavy hex bolts depend on the thread size, bolt length, and the materials being joined. As a general guideline, titanium fasteners have different torque characteristics than steel, and over-torquing can lead to thread stripping or bolt failure. It is recommended to consult engineering references or the bolt manufacturer for specific torque values. Factors such as lubrication, engagement length, and temperature also affect torque. For critical applications, testing or finite element analysis may be necessary to determine safe torque limits.