Titanium Mesh

Titanium mesh is a versatile material used in various medical, industrial, and scientific applications due to its biocompatibility, strength, and corrosion resistance. We are expert of manufacturing titanium mesh products. Here’s an overview of its key features and uses:

 Properties of Titanium Mesh: 

1. Biocompatibility – Safe for implantation in the human body, making it ideal for medical applications.
2. High Strength-to-Weight Ratio – Strong yet lightweight, suitable for structural support.
3. Corrosion Resistance – Resists degradation in harsh environments, including saltwater and bodily fluids.
4. Flexibility & Malleability – Can be shaped or cut to fit specific needs.
5. Non-Magnetic & Non-Toxic – Useful in MRI and other sensitive medical environments.

 Common Applications: 

 Medical Uses: 

– Craniofacial & Orthopedic Reconstruction – Used to repair skull defects, fractures, or bone loss. 

– Dental Implants & Bone Grafting – Supports tissue regeneration in oral surgery. 

– Hernia & Abdominal Wall Repair – Provides reinforcement in soft tissue repair. 

– Spinal Surgery – Used in spinal fusion cages or stabilization. 

 Industrial & Scientific Uses: 

– Filtration – Used in chemical processing or aerospace for high-temperature filtration. 

– Electrodes & Battery Components – In fuel cells or lithium-ion batteries. 

– EMI Shielding – Protects sensitive electronics from interference. 

– Aerospace & Marine – Lightweight structural components resistant to harsh conditions. 

 Types of Titanium Mesh: 

– Pure Titanium (Grade 1-4) – Soft and malleable, used in medical implants. 

– Titanium Alloys (Grade 5, Ti-6Al-4V) – Stronger, used in aerospace and industrial applications. 

– Woven mesh, Perforated or Expanded Metal – Different patterns for flexibility or rigidity. 

 Advantages Over Other Materials:

✔ Longer Lifespan – Does not rust or degrade like stainless steel. 

✔ Better Integration – Promotes bone growth (osseointegration) in medical implants. 

✔ Lighter Weight – Prevents stress shielding in bone repairs.