High Precision Machined Components Titanium Alloy TC4 Anti Corrosion Custom as drawing

Titanium Alloy TC4 Characteristics: Titanium Alloy TC4 (Ti-6Al-4V) is a high-strength, corrosion-resistant alloy used in aerospace, medical, and high-performance automotive applications.

Maintenance: Clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid exposure to aggressive acids, and inspect regularly for wear in harsh environments.

Sandblasting is a surface treatment that involves propelling abrasive particles at high speeds onto a material's surface, typically with compressed air. This technique is used to clean, smooth, or texture the surface of metals, glass, and other materials.

• Surface Preparation: Removes contaminants, rust, and old coatings, creating a rougher surface for better coating adhesion.
• Improved Surface Texture: Creates matte finishes or textured surfaces for aesthetic or industrial applications.
• Deburring and Polishing: Removes burrs and sharp edges, giving parts a smoother, more uniform finish.
• Corrosion Removal: Effectively removes rust and corrosion, ideal for restoring older equipment.
• Enhanced Cleaning: Provides deep cleaning, especially for components with hard-to-reach areas.

Maintenance Note: Regular inspection is necessary to ensure the sandblasting process doesn't damage delicate surfaces. Components should be cleaned after sandblasting to remove abrasive particles.

Sandblasting is a process for surface treatment of workpieces. Adopting compressed air as the power, it forms a high-speed jet beam to spray material (copper ore, quartz sand, emery, iron sand, sea sand) to the surface of the workpiece, changing its appearance or shape.

Due to the impact and cutting effect of the abrasive, the workpiece surface obtains a certain degree of cleanliness and different roughness, improving mechanical properties, fatigue resistance, and coating adhesion while prolonging coating durability.

Cadmium Plating Note: Cadmium plating is prone to 'cadmium brittle' phenomenon at higher temperatures (above 232°C) under stress conditions. While useful for various applications, cadmium plating is being replaced by zinc plating due to environmental concerns.