Regarding the material of the instruments used for titanium melt

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Guys, the process medium is titanium melt – what material should be used for the instruments designed for this application?

Reply #22020-12-10

This post was last edited by qugd on 2020-12-10 14:42. What is titanium melt? Is it liquid metal titanium? It’s better to describe the medium using more professional terms, rather than those colloquial terms used only within your company. Or you surely know what titanium tetrachloride is, right?

Reply #32020-12-10

It’s the titanium tetrafluoride you mentioned; what material should be used?

Reply #42020-12-10

Could you write the medium in question accurately using proper scientific terminology? Seeing that you’re not being serious, who would bother to try to understand a post full of spelling mistakes?

Reply #52020-12-10

I’ve deleted the post; I’ll create a new one

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