- Material and strength: High-strength titanium alloy with a density of approximately 4.5 g/cm3 - Corrosion resistance mechanism: In corrosion resistant media, the titanium mesh forms a dense, adherent oxide film that passivates the surface, protecting the substrate and delivering strong anti-corrosion performance - Applications by sector: aerospace, shipbuilding, chemical machinery, high-temperature vacuum equipment, power, desalination, medical devices - Performance advantages: In humid atmospheres and seawater, titanium offers corrosion resistance far superior to stainless steel, with particularly strong resistance to pitting, etching, and stress corrosion; it also resists many organic media - Use scenarios: - Desalination plants and seawater exposed equipment require durable, corrosion resistant mesh for filtration and screens - Marine and shipbuilding components facing seawater exposure use titanium mesh for protective screens and filtration elements - Chemical processing and high-temperature vacuum systems demand corrosion resistant mesh components to maintain integrity under harsh conditions