Some of the most common uses of titanium include tools, jewelry, aircraft parts, watches, medical equipment, and more. Titanium is used in the construction of space shuttles and capsules as well as in the design of many defense devices such as missiles and fighter planes. It can be shaped using Bending Machines like the ones from Cotswold Machinery Sales into a number of different shapes which allows it to be used for a number of different products.

Facts about titanium include that it is extremely durable and strong, even with continued use. Titanium is primarily a conductor metal and its electrical conductivity is superlative. It is a ductile transition metal with the molecular structure of a pure titanium ion. It has the ability to maintain shape without external force and is very ductile. It is also said to be unaffected by electromagnetic radiation and does not show up as a distinct colour when hit with an electromagnetic field.

It is also hypoallergenic and titanium jewellery is available in almost any size, shape, or style. Titanium is often mixed with other metals to create new alloys that can be used for the same purpose but are stronger and more diverse. As with other alloys, the composition and strength of the titanium alloy can vary greatly from one piece to another. Titanium metal can also be fashioned into the forms of knives, saws, arrows, spears, bolts, and firearms among other things.