Titanium is a safe, allergy free metal due to it's light, strong and rust-resistant characteristics. Titanium also has the ability to regulate disrupted electric currents that run through the body because of its tendency to ionize.

Titanium normalizes your body's bioelectric current, improving the alignment of ions. When this current is stabilized, the muscles relax and blood circulation increases, allowing for easier movement and pain relief. For more information, view our research and evidence page. See similar questions...

For information on our Protect & Restore Cream: Day Cover (with Pure Titanium Dioxide) - The benefit of this product is that it also has the Skin Remodeling Copper-Peptide complex which other forms of pure titanium dioxide do not have. See similar questions...

This is an ingredient that is often found in cosmetics. It can successfully reflect UVA, UVB and UVC rays. It is claimed that the presence of this ingredient helps prevent skin cancer and premature aging of the skin. We sell this under the color name Snow White. See similar questions...

Titanium is the 9th-most common element on earth and titanium oxide is used as a white pigment in paint and cosmetics. As a pigment a lower grade titanium dioxide is used. For photocatalyst applications like air-purifying, anti-bacterial use and self-cleaning purposed a very high-grade photo reactive titanium dioxide is used. See similar questions...

Yes, completely. Both grades of titanium that I use, grade-5 and grade-2, are completely and totally hypoallergeic. Because of its biological inertness, Grade-5 titanium is used in the medical field for surgical implants. See similar questions...

Boccia's creative design uses pure titanium, which is hypoallergenic and anti-magnetic. This is a distinctive metal with excellent features. It is very lightweight, firm and friendly to the skin. The metal is satinized, finely brushed or may have a polished finish. Some are also partly gold plated. See similar questions...

Titanium carbide is the 3rd-hardest known material, almost as hard as diamond. It is extremely abrasion resistant and chemically inert. See similar questions...

In material property terms, titanium has exceptionally high corrosion resistance, inherent dampening qualities, and a high strength to weight ratio. The application of titanium in performance vehicles is limited due to the extremely high raw materials cost and special tools and techniques for machining titanium. At Häns Racecraft, function is our driving force not cost. Although difficult to manufacture and expensive, titanium is the material of choice for our bushings. See similar questions...

Go for what you like best. The titanium is much lighter than the stainless steel, but it also scratches somewhat more easily. To give you an idea of the difference, a Stainless Steel Seamaster Professional Chronograph tips the scales at 206 grams, while its Titanium counterpart weighs a mere 142.7 grams - a savings of over 60 grams or more than two ounces. See similar questions...

I prefer to use grade-5 titanium, also called 6/4 titanium. This is the aerospace grade and it is much harder than grade-2, commercially pure titanium. I find that grade-5 titanium holds its surface finish better than grade-2. However, if you would prefer your ring be made from grade-2 titanium that can be done. Both grades are the same price. See similar questions...

We can. Titanium is stronger, but it is less wear resistant, and will not provide as good an edge. This is used in blades that require a low magnetic signature, as in working around certain explosives. We don't recommend it for normal usage. See similar questions...

I have worked with both but in limited amounts. I have worked with a number of different alloys of spring steel making swords and daggers. I have found some that work really well for blades but am still undecided which alloy I feel works best for armour. Spring steel requires hardening and tempering in order to realize its full benefits. These processes are a bit touchy to get just right. If it is hardened too much or not tempered enough it can be brittle. See similar questions...

A : Titanium is a "white" metal with a slight charcoal gray hue. Its natural color is darker and deeper than silver or white gold. It could be compared to platinum, but with a tiny bit darker complexion. See similar questions...

Antonio Barba has gone down the carbon road, but doesn't like it, some people don't! So he wants our suggestions as to what he could be riding with a mixture of Titanium and Carbon. We tell him which frame we like the best. See similar questions...

There is no medical research showing rejection, in any type of surgery, of titanium metal. If a failure should occur in rare cases, it is mechanical in nature and not due to rejection by the body. See similar questions...

The RelyX??? Fiber Post drills are stainless steel. They comply with ISO 71531 1, part 1 4034 for dental instruments. See similar questions...