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Ti/Zr damascus bar Zirconium bar
Ti/Zr damascus bar Zirconium bar
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Timascus and Moku-Ti, sometimes referred to as “Titanium Damascus” or "Titanium Mokume", are innovative new materials that consist of multiple Titanium alloys that are forged together by heat and pressure, and are then formed into a rod and twisted. This process forms the lines that you see in the metal itself. When heat-treated, the Titanium alloys respond distinctly to the heat, and cause multiple colors to appear. The rings are corrosion resistant, non-magnetic, and lightweight.
Timascus Rods
Consisting of two or more titanium alloys (currently CP and 6AL4V), Timascus is corrosion resistant, non-magnetic, and lightweight. It has the beautiful, upscale look of steel damascus without any of the disadvantages of steel that can disappoint some knife makers and collectors.
The timascus is made by placing these two different alloys of titanium into a metal box, filling the enclosure with inert gas and applying both heat and pressure to have the two alloys to forge laminated together.
hen coloring, the current formulation seems to show more contrast using heat rather than anodizing. All current safe coloring techniques can be applied to Timascus. Future alloy combinations will have different color profiles. (It is only meant for knife furniture as titanium does not form carbides and doesn't harden enough for a sound blade.)
working Timascus is essentially the same as any other titanium alloy except when milling. The blended types of titanium have different hardnesses sandwiched throughout the barstock. The varying hard and soft areas can cause wear on the cutting edges of tools. Use round-cornered cutters as they hold up better under machining.
Timascus is a beautiful fusion of old world decorative techniques and modern metal-smithing.
The timascus is made by placing these two different alloys of titanium into a metal box, filling the enclosure with inert gas and applying both heat and pressure to have the two alloys to forge laminated together.
hen coloring, the current formulation seems to show more contrast using heat rather than anodizing. All current safe coloring techniques can be applied to Timascus. Future alloy combinations will have different color profiles. (It is only meant for knife furniture as titanium does not form carbides and doesn't harden enough for a sound blade.)
working Timascus is essentially the same as any other titanium alloy except when milling. The blended types of titanium have different hardnesses sandwiched throughout the barstock. The varying hard and soft areas can cause wear on the cutting edges of tools. Use round-cornered cutters as they hold up better under machining.
Timascus is a beautiful fusion of old world decorative techniques and modern metal-smithing.
| Product name | Ti Damascus Bar |
| Standard | ASTM B265, AMS4911,ASTM F67/136, ISO5832 |
| Grade | Gr1 Gr2 Gr3 Gr4 Gr5 Gr6 Gr7 Gr9 Gr11 Gr12 Gr23 Ti15333 BT1-00 BT1-0 BT1-2 |
| Wide | 30-200MM Factory sell GR5 Titanium Forging block for Aerospace Industries |
| Length | 30-1200MM Factory sell GR5 Titanium Forging block for Aerospace Industries |
| Technique | Forging ,Machining |
| Surface | Acid surface or polishing, sand blasted surface |
| Application | Industrial,Medical,aviation,military,petro-chemical,metallurgy,electronics ,chemical,etc |
