Titanium sintered porous plate is made of high-quality 0A grade high purity sponge titanium as raw material by pressing and high-temperature vacuum sintering, titanium sintered porous material is a new functional material with low density, high specific strength, corrosion resistance, and good biocompatibility.

Titanium-sintered porous plates have the characteristics of low density, high specific strength, and good corrosion resistance.

Parameters:

Product name:	Titanium-sintered porous plate
Specifications:	Diameter:90mm,Thickness:2mm
Pore size:	10μm
Porosity:	30% - 40%
Packaging:	Standard export wooden case or according to the customer's request
Delivery:	By sea & Air Shipping & International Express
Lead time :	Generally around 3-7 days for a sample, and 7-15 working days for an order, it's according to quantity.

Product Features

> High filtration efficiency.

> High mechanical strength.

> High permeability and porosity.

> Anti-corrosion and anti-pressure.

> Even distribution of pores catalysis recycling accurate filtering.

> Can be used at high and low temperatures.

> Easy to clean and can be used many times.

> Long service life.

Applications

Titanium-sintered porous materials are mostly used for filtering materials、electrodes、heat transfer materials、catalyst carrier materials、noise canceling materials according to their physical and structural properties.

1) Filtration of pharmaceutical liquids.

2) Electrolytic gas industry precision filtration, and gas distribution.

3) The medical industry makes biological implants.

4) Water treatment industry odor sterilization filtration and ozone aeration.

5) Clarification and filtration in food and beverage processing.

6) Prefiltration of reverse osmosis system for the electronics industry.

7) Terminal filtration of petroleum products in the petrochemical industry and filtration of carbonic alkali liquid in the chemical industry.

8) High-pressure air filtration in the aerospace industry.

9) Filtration and recovery of the precious metal catalysts in the fine chemical industry.

10) The electrode matrix of a fuel cell.

11) Catalyst carrier in gas and liquid catalytic reactions.