Titanium is a lightweight metal known for its high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and outstanding performance in both high and low temperatures. Titanium clad plates are materials made by bonding titanium sheets with carbon steel or stainless steel. These clad plates combine the corrosion resistance of titanium with the cost-effective, high-strength properties of steel, addressing the limitations of conventional stainless steel, which is prone to pitting and stress corrosion in chloride environments.

With superior corrosion resistance, high strength, and good plasticity, titanium clad plates offer excellent overall performance, significantly reducing production costs (by approximately 50% to 70%). They are widely used in industrial applications such as electrolytic electrodes, condensers, hydrogen storage materials, petroleum refining, and seawater desalination heaters. For example, in the petrochemical industry, equipment made from titanium-steel clad plates allows titanium to come into contact with the solution inside the vessel, while the steel serves as the outer wall. This design provides the vessel with corrosion resistance while maintaining strength and rigidity, ultimately reducing costs for customers.

In the vacuum salt production industry, the smooth and corrosion-resistant surface of titanium helps prevent salt scaling on the walls of evaporators, extending the time between cleaning cycles.