Titanium in Defence and Protection

Titanium offers exceptionally high strength in relation to its low weight, making it ideal for the construction of military vehicles, armor, weapon systems and aircraft. With its low weight, vehicles and aircraft can be more efficient and agile while still being strong enough to withstand high stresses.

Moreover, titanium and its alloys have excellent heat resistance, making them suitable for use in aircraft turbines, jet engines, weapons and rockets, all of which are exposed to extreme temperatures. This property helps maintain the structural integrity of military equipment under high-temperature conditions.

Titanium is used in the armor of vehicles, tanks, and helmets, as it offers excellent resistance to projectile impacts and explosions. It is lighter than steel, but strong enough to resist ballistic and explosive hits, making it a preferred material for personal protective equipment and vehicle-based armor.