Why titanium?
Titanium metal is extraordinarily strong, yet ductile and light-weight. It is over 46% lighter that steel, while it shows similar tensile strength. Even though it is heavier that aluminium, it exhibits over twice its mechanical strength. One of the key characteristics of titanium and its alloys is a very high resistance to corrosion. It is guaranteed by very dense surface layer of oxides. When that layer is damaged (scratched or removed), the new one forms immediately.
Titanium elements used for professional tuning.
WOLFTEN offers a wide spectrum of products for a professional tuning of car exhaust systems – tube collectors, tubes, bends, reducers, flanges and collars, catalytic converter casings, fastener, oxygen sensors, throttles and welding materials.
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