Catalog: SPS Titan Titanium Fasteners | |
| Titanium Alloy Fasteners Offering an ... | |
| Optimized Beta-Titanium Alloy SPS TITAN 761 titanium alloy is ... an optimized beta-titanium alloy, which conforms to the chemistry ... material property requirements. Other titanium alloys, like Ti-6Al-4V (AMS 4967), are ... due to hardenability limitations. Titanium alloys that are able to maintain full ... for fastener production. SPS TITAN 160 Titanium Alloy Fasteners Larger Users forced to ... switch from titanium to heavier steel or CRES alloy parts ... a new option. SPS offers SPS TITAN 160 titanium alloy tension bolts manufactured from ... SPS TITAN 761 titanium alloy in sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/2" that ... meet existing titanium bolt specifications, including NAS 621 ... fatigue performance. SPS TITAN 160 titanium alloy bolts and companion nuts are ... manufactured from new SPS TITAN 761 titanium alloy. This new alloy overcomes the ... | |
| SPS TITAN 180 Alloy Fasteners Stronger Extending design versatility even further, SPS TITAN 180 alloy fasteners offer users a one-for-one replacement for high strength alloy-steel and CRES-alloy fasteners. SPS TITAN 180 alloy fasteners, manufactured from the SPS TITAN 761 alloy, step up to 180 ksi tensile and 108 ksi shear strength levels. This matches the properties of heavier fasteners, while delivering a 40% weight savings. SPS TITAN 180 alloy bolts are available in diameters up to 1". Bolts as well as nuts are available in a variety of configurations. SPS TITAN 160 Alloy and SPS TITAN 180 ... | |
| MULTIPHASE MP35N Superalloy: Provides the ultimate combination of strength and corrosion resistance. The recommended temperature range is from cryogenic through 750 F. MULTIPHASE MP159 Superalloy: Formulated to meet the demands of turbine engine manufacturers, offers an operating temperature capability to 1100 F, while maintaining the high strength of MP35N alloy and excellent corrosion resistance. AEREX 350 Superalloy: Greater toughness than the MULTIPHASE alloys at cryogenic temperatures. Pushes the maximum operating temperature envelope to 1350 F. No other fastener alloy can match the combination ... | |
