Titanium Gr.2 DIN912 Bolts

We use appropriate cutting tools when cutting titanium bars to make titanium bolts, as titanium is a tough and hard metal. we also use lubricant: using a lubricant when cutting titanium can help reduce friction and heat buildup. Additionally, the correct cutting speed and feed rate are also very important, the cutting speed for titanium is around 50-60 surface feet per minute. It's very important to wear appropriate safety equipment, such as eye protection, gloves, etc. By following these guidelines, we can safely and effectively cut titanium bars to make titanium bolts.

To hot forge the head of a titanium bolt, heat the titanium to the required temperature and then use a press to shape it into the desired shape.

To check the size of titanium bolts, use a caliper or micrometer to measure the diameter and length of the bolt.

To machine the head and lathe the shank diameter of a titanium bolt, use a lathe or CNC machine to precisely cut and shape the bolt to the required specifications.

To check semi-finished titanium bolt products, use visual inspection and non-destructive testing methods such as ultrasonic testing or dye penetrant inspection to check for defects or inconsistencies.

use a thread-rolling machine to roll the threads onto the titanium bolt, creating a precise and strong thread pattern.

use various methods such as visual inspection, dimensional inspection, mechanical testing, and non-destructive testing to ensure that the bolts meet the required specifications and quality standards.

To store titanium bolts, label each specification with size and store them in a cool, dry place with protective packaging. Keep track of inventory and perform quality checks. When delivering, pack securely, use a reliable carrier, and track the shipment for timely delivery.