What is a titanium flange used for?

Titanium Flanges are used throughout industrial piping systems for the applications described above. Texas Flange stocks the full range of sizes, pressure classes, and materials.

What materials are available for titanium flanges?

Over 50 material grades including carbon steel (A105, A350 LF2), stainless (304/L, 316/L, 321, 347), chrome/alloy (F11, F22, F5, F9, F91), duplex (F51, F53, F55), and nickel alloys (Monel, Inconel, Hastelloy).

What standards do you supply titanium flanges to?

ASME B16.5 (1/2"–24"), ASME B16.47 Series A & B (26"–60"), API 6A/6B/6BX, AWWA C207, MSS-SP-44, and custom drawings on request.

Do you supply both domestic and imported flanges?

Yes — we carry both U.S.-made (domestic) and import titanium flanges. The right choice depends on your project's certification, budget, and end-user requirements — we will help you match the spec.

How fast can I get a quote on titanium flanges?

Same-day in most cases. Send drawings or specs to sales@texasflange.com or call 281-484-8325.

Titanium Flanges

Name: Titanium Flanges
Brand: Texas Flange

Texas Flange offers a variety of titanium flanges, fittings, and custom components.

The majority of our titanium products will fall under the material specification ASTM/ASME B381 and are made to order per your application.

Our customers love titanium parts for their project work when the strength to weight ratio is a considerable issue. There is no commercially available material as strong as titanium on a pound for pound basis.

Grade 2 Titanium

Grade 2 titanium is the most commonly requested in the pipe valve and fitting industry, with great strength and corrosion resistance properties.

The majority of our products will be ASTM B381 Grade 2 given its availability and resistance to oxidation, much like the marine equipment utilizing 316 stainless.

We also offer titanium grade 12, which retains superior strength at higher temperatures and is known for its malleability and weldability.

As we mentioned previously, Titanium is often used in applications requiring high temperature and pressure service but with reduced weight.

Some excellent examples are components for the aerospace industry (air body frames) and the military’s state of the art equipment.

Given its excellent corrosion resistance properties in marine and chloride applications, titanium flanges are also popular as offshore drilling components and heat exchanger assemblies.

Choose titanium when you need a metal with good overall formability and workability.

Titanium has the ability to be hot or cold formed while retaining its excellent mechanical properties.

For transportation to your job site, it’s also good to know that titanium weighs much less than regular steel (approximately 40-45% less). Although not as light as aluminum, our titanium flanges and fittings are a bit easier to handle during the welding and installation process.

Stainless Steel Flanges Lap Joint Flanges

Image of a box showing the chemical element of titanium to be sure of the material being used in titanium flanges.

Products

Texas Flange stocks a wide variety of flanges in all sizes and specifications.

ANSI Flanges

ASME Flanges

AWWA Flanges

Pipe Flanges

Industrial Flanges

Oil & Gas Industry Flanges

Custom Flanges

Petrochemical Flanges

Texas Waterworks Flanges

Ring Joint Flanges

Large Industry Standard Flanges

Metric System Flanges

Plumbing And Mechanical Industries Flanges

Industrial Pumps, Valves And Vessels

Manufacturing Industries Flanges

Heating Systems Industries Flanges

Flange Food And Beverage Industries Flanges

Titanium Flange with strength, corrosion resistance and reliability

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A titanium flange is a component used to connect pipes, valves, pumps, or other equipment in a piping system. It is made from titanium, a metal renowned for its exceptional combination of strength, low density, and outstanding resistance to corrosion.

This makes titanium flanges ideal for use in demanding environments, such as those involving seawater, chemicals, or high temperatures.

Titanium flanges offer numerous benefits due to the unique properties of titanium. They are extremely strong yet lightweight, making them easier to handle and install compared to flanges made from denser materials.

Their remarkable corrosion resistance ensures longevity even in aggressive environments, such as marine or chemical applications. Additionally, titanium flanges exhibit a high yield strength, meaning they can withstand significant stress without deforming, making them reliable under heavy loads or extreme conditions.

Titanium flanges are particularly suitable for situations where a combination of strength, light weight, and resistance to corrosion is crucial.

These conditions often arise in industries such as aerospace, marine, chemical processing, and medical equipment manufacturing. For example, in offshore oil rigs or desalination plants, titanium flanges can endure exposure to saltwater without corroding.

While titanium flanges have many advantages, there are situations where they might not be the best choice. Their high cost makes them impractical for applications where budget constraints are a priority and where the performance requirements can be met by less expensive materials, such as stainless steel or carbon steel.

Titanium flanges come in a variety of types, each designed for specific applications.

Slip-on flanges are simple to install and are ideal for low-pressure systems.

Threaded flanges provide a convenient option for systems that require frequent disassembly or maintenance.

Weld neck flanges are suitable for high-pressure or high-temperature systems due to their strong welded connection.

Socket weld flanges are commonly used in small-diameter, high-pressure piping systems.

The wide range of titanium flange types ensures that there is an option available for virtually every industrial requirement.