Titanium Bellows

Titanium bellows are flexible bellows formed from titanium, and their name comes from the raw material used. Titanium bellows are currently mainly used in high-precision industries such as aerospace, medical equipment, petrochemicals, and automobiles. Both titanium and stainless steel have certain strength and corrosion resistance, but their specific properties differ due to different chemical compositions. Titanium is more stable than stainless steel in extreme conditions such as high temperature and pressure, so it is often used in fields with demanding performance requirements. In addition, titanium is a lightweight metal, its density is almost half that of stainless steel. For some applications with lightweight requirements, titanium bellows have become the most ideal option. The preferred raw material in the bellows industry is stainless steel, and titanium bellows are an effective complement to the application scope of stainless steel bellows. Titanium has the advantage of being stronger than stainless steel, but it brings difficulties to the forming of bellows, which also limits the application of titanium bellows to a certain extent. KIPFLEX’s titanium bellows have been successfully developed for many years and have formed certain industry advantages to better meet your project needs.