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Forming of Titanium and Titanium Alloys

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Titanium and its alloys can be formed in standard machines to tolerances similar to those obtained in the forming of stainless steel. However, to reduce the effect of springback variation, improve accuracy, and to gain the advantage of increased ductility, the great majority of formed titanium parts are made by hot forming or by cold preforming and then hot sizing.

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