Each card covers a major sector: indicative market share, titanium’s advantage, and concrete examples of use.
~50% of global titanium metal production
Titanium is favored in aerospace due to its steel-equivalent strength while being 45% lighter. Boeing, Airbus, SpaceX, and ESA use it extensively.
Unique biocompatibility — no rejection by the human body
Titanium's exceptional biocompatibility makes it the material of choice for long-term medical implants.
>60% of global titanium dioxide use
TiO₂ is the world's most used white pigment, valued for its exceptional brightness and covering power.
Unmatched corrosion resistance
Titanium withstands almost all acids and corrosive agents, making it indispensable in aggressive industrial environments.
Lightness and durability for premium equipment
The premium sports equipment and luxury accessories sector uses titanium for its mechanical properties and elegant appearance.
Durability of photovoltaic installations
Titanium components increase the lifespan and efficiency of solar installations and energy storage systems.
E171 food additive — approved in many countries
Titanium dioxide (E171) is used as a food additive to give a brilliant white color to certain products.
