Titanium-Clad Copper Manufacturing
Titanium-Clad Copper Solutions

High-Conductivity
Titanium-Clad Copper

Engineered for maximum current transfer and absolute chemical immunity. We manufacture explosively and metallurgically bonded Ti-Cu bars, rods, plates, and custom profiles designed for electroplating, chlor-alkali cells, marine grounding, and aggressive chemical processing.

Advanced Metallurgical Bonding
OFHC Copper Core
ASTM B898 / B432
EN 10204 3.1 MTC

Your OEM Partner for Metallurgically Bonded Ti-Cu Composites

The ultimate industrial balance: copper conductivity + titanium immunity.

Hele Titanium manufactures high-performance titanium-clad copper components engineered to eliminate galvanic corrosion and prevent interface delamination under severe thermal and electrical loads.

Using advanced explosive bonding and precision hot-roll techniques, we fuse an OFHC or high-conductivity copper core with an inert titanium outer layer, creating a composite that combines massive current-carrying capacity with long-term chemical immunity.

From custom-milled busbars for chlor-alkali systems to heavy-duty rods for electroplating lines, we engineer Ti-Cu profiles that reduce power loss, extend lifecycle performance, and integrate directly into demanding OEM equipment.

Metallurgical Bond Integrity
High-Amperage Conductivity
Anti-Delamination Reliability
OEM Profile Engineering
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Chinese Engineer inspecting Ti-Cu

Titanium-Clad Copper Series: Maximum Conductivity, Zero Corrosion

From high-amperage busbars to bespoke electrochemical profiles, our explosive and metallurgical bonding processes are engineered to prevent interface delamination while delivering stable conductivity in severe corrosive service.

Titanium-Clad Copper Bars

Titanium-Clad Copper Bars

C11000/OFHC Core + Gr2 Ti

Best for high-amperage conductor networks

Delivers copper-level current transfer with a titanium shield that resists corrosive attack in severe electrochemical service.

Titanium-Clad Copper Rods

Titanium-Clad Copper Rods

Ø10–100mm | 0.5–3.0mm Ti Wall

Best for PCB plating lines & chlor-alkali

Compact cylindrical conductor profiles engineered for long-life current transfer in aggressive process media.

Titanium-Clad Copper Plates

Titanium-Clad Copper Plates

5–50mm | Single/Double Clad

Best for rectifiers & tank bases

Strict flatness and dimensional control support structural stability and corrosion-proof electrical integration.

Titanium-Clad Copper Busbars

Titanium-Clad Copper Busbars

Up to 6m Lengths | ASTM B898

Best for severe-corrosion power dist.

Optimized Ti/Cu ratio reduces power loss while protecting the copper core from chemical attack.

Titanium-Clad Copper Sheets

Titanium-Clad Copper Sheets

1–10mm | Mill / Brushed Finish

Best for cathode plates & linings

Precision slit-to-width sheet forms combine conductivity with a chemically inert contact surface.

Titanium-Clad Copper Electrodes

Titanium-Clad Copper Electrodes

Pre-Drilled / Threaded | Opt. MMO

Best for electrowinning & anodizing

Ready-to-install conductor-electrode components built for stable electrochemical performance.

Titanium-Clad Copper Strips

Titanium-Clad Copper Strips

10–300mm Width | Coiled/Straight

Best for battery tabs & connectors

Zero-burr edge conditioning and precise width control improve conductor safety and assembly quality.

Custom Ti-Cu Fabrication

Custom Ti-Cu Fabrication

CNC Milling / Turning / Welding

Best for proprietary OEM systems

We fabricate bespoke elbows, flanges, blocks, contacts, and connection parts to your exact technical drawings.

Selection Guide

How to Choose the Right Titanium-Clad Copper Component

Titanium-clad copper selection should be reviewed according to product form, copper core size, titanium cladding thickness, current carrying capacity, contact resistance, bonding quality, exposed copper protection, corrosion environment, machining requirement and documentation needs.

1

Confirm Product Form

Choose titanium-clad copper bar, rod, tube, plate, strip, busbar, hanger bar, connector, terminal or custom titanium-clad copper component according to current distribution, installation space and equipment design.

2

Define Copper Core & Cladding

Confirm copper core size, titanium cladding thickness, overall dimensions, cladding coverage, bonding quality, exposed copper protection and end structure according to conductivity and corrosion resistance requirements.

3

Review Current Load

Confirm current rating, current carrying capacity, contact area, contact resistance, connection method, bolting position, welding area, heat generation and voltage drop requirement before production review.

4

Match Corrosion Environment

Review electrolyte type, chloride exposure, acidic or alkaline condition, operating temperature, titanium grade requirement and exposed copper risk according to the actual electrochemical environment.

5

Confirm Machining Requirements

Review cutting, drilling, slotting, bending, CNC machining, threading, welding, end sealing, copper exposure protection and installation method according to drawings or assembly requirements.

6

Prepare Inspection & Docs

Confirm dimensional inspection, titanium cladding thickness check, bonding review, conductivity requirement, surface inspection, MTC, traceability records, packing list and export documents according to project requirements.

Selection Note

Final titanium-clad copper selection should be confirmed according to product form, copper core size, titanium cladding thickness, current carrying capacity, contact resistance, bonding quality, exposed copper protection, voltage drop requirement, electrochemical environment, machining scope, inspection level and documentation needs.

Need help reviewing your titanium-clad copper conductor design?

Typical Specifications

Titanium-clad copper components can be manufactured and reviewed according to drawing, current load, corrosion environment and assembly requirements.

Item Typical Specification
Product Forms
Bar, rod, tube, strip, plate, busbar, hanger bar, connector or custom titanium-clad copper component
Base Material
Copper core
Cladding Material
Titanium
Titanium Grades
Grade 1 / Grade 2 commonly reviewed
Copper Options
According to project requirement
Dimensions
According to drawing or specification
Cladding Thickness
According to design requirement
Connection Type
Bolted, welded, drilled, threaded or custom
Processing
Cutting, drilling, machining, bending, welding review according to project requirement
Inspection
Dimensional check, cladding review, surface inspection, bonding review, traceability
Documents
MTC, inspection records, packing list, export documents

Note: Final specifications should be confirmed according to actual application, installation design and project requirements.

Clad Copper Bars
Clad Copper Bars
Clad Copper Rods
Clad Copper Rods
Clad Copper Tubes
Clad Copper Tubes
Clad Copper Strips / Plates
Clad Copper Strips / Plates
Clad Copper Busbars
Clad Copper Busbars
Clad Copper Hanger Bars
Clad Copper Hanger Bars
Clad Copper Wires
Clad Copper Connectors
Clad Copper Fasteners
Clad Copper Fasteners
Clad Copper Electrodes
Clad Copper Electrodes

Custom Specifications Are Welcome

All specifications can be reviewed and manufactured according to your drawings, current rating, connection design and electrochemical environment.

Custom Ti-Cu Composite Fabrication

Engineered to Your Exact Electrochemical Specifications

Standard off-the-shelf conductors often fail to match the spatial constraints, current-density limits, or mounting logic of proprietary electrochemical systems. We work directly with OEMs and plant engineers to produce bespoke titanium-clad copper profiles designed for long-term electrochemical reliability.

Ti-Cu Conductor Blueprint and Machining

Metallurgical Calibration

  • specify exact Ti/Cu ratio
  • C11000 or OFHC copper core options
  • Grade 1 / 2 / 7 titanium cladding

Advanced Bonding Protocols

  • explosive or hot-roll bonding
  • controlled bonding for thermal load
  • anti-delamination & low resistance

Precision CNC & Assembly

  • drilling, slotting, threading, milling
  • ready-to-install fabricated parts
  • seamless integration, core protected

Surface & Contact Tuning

  • mill, brushed, or polished finish
  • MMO / platinum coating support
  • contact tuning for lower voltage drop

Maximum Conductivity. Zero Corrosion. OEM-Ready Fabrication.

Stringent Quality Control: Engineered for Zero-Defect Conductivity

In high-amperage electrochemical environments, interface delamination or compromised titanium shielding leads to catastrophic copper-core corrosion, unstable current flow, and severe voltage loss. We apply rigorous NDT and metallurgical QA protocols to ensure a continuous, void-free bond and stable conductor performance before shipment.

The Ti-Cu QA & Metrology Workflow

1

Interfacial Bond Integrity

Action: 100% Ultrasonic Testing (UT) per bond-quality requirements.

Goal: detect voids, unbonded areas, and interface delamination.

✓ Confirms a continuous metallurgical bond throughout the conductor profile.

2

Material Verification

Action: PMI / spectrometer verification of copper core and titanium cladding.

Goal: confirm OFHC / C11000 core purity and titanium grade identity.

✓ Prevents material mix-up and supports full heat-number traceability.

3

Cladding Shield Uniformity

Action: eddy-current or sectional thickness verification.

Goal: confirm exact titanium wall thickness from 0.5mm to 3.0mm.

✓ Ensures reliable long-term chemical immunity without exposed copper risk.

4

Electrical Performance

Action: micro-ohmmeter testing and continuity verification.

Goal: guarantee maximum current-carrying capacity and low interfacial resistance.

✓ Prevents hidden voltage drop in high-load systems.

5

Dimensional Metrology

Action: calipers, micrometers, CMM, and profile verification.

Goal: maintain flatness, width, diameter, and custom machining accuracy.

✓ Ensures seamless OEM installation and network integration.

Comprehensive QA Documentation Packet

  • EN 10204 3.1 Material Test Certificate
  • UT / NDT bond-integrity reports
  • Certificate of Conformity
  • Dimensional and cladding-thickness reports
  • ISO 9001:2015 & export packing verification support

Industry-Specific Ti-Cu Solutions

Titanium-clad copper is the definitive conductor solution for high-current systems operating in aggressive media. We engineer bespoke Ti-Cu components to meet the exact electrical and chemical thresholds of your application.

Electroplating & Surface Finishing

Electroplating & Surface Finishing

Profile Focus: Busbars & Anode Rods

Challenge: Acidic plating tanks destroy conventional copper conductors and increase power loss.

Solution: Metallurgically bonded Ti-Cu maintains stable current distribution while shielding the copper core from corrosion.

Service Condition: Acidic tanks, plating hangers

Power Distribution & Switchgear

Power Distribution & Switchgear

Profile Focus: Busbars w/ Hole Patterns

Challenge: Coastal and corrosive environments rapidly oxidize exposed copper systems.

Solution: Ti-Cu busbars deliver copper-grade conductivity with titanium-level oxidation and corrosion resistance.

Service Condition: Coastal substations, corrosive electrical rooms

Chlor-Alkali & Chemical Processing

Chlor-Alkali & Chemical Processing

Profile Focus: Plates, Rods & Conductors

Challenge: Wet chlorine, hypochlorites, and severe electrolytes attack ordinary metallic conductors.

Solution: Custom cladding thickness and bond integrity protect conductor performance in aggressive electrochemical duty.

Service Condition: Electrolyzer frames, acid circulation

Marine & Cathodic Protection

Marine & Cathodic Protection

Profile Focus: Grounding Grids & Conductors

Challenge: Permanent saltwater exposure causes fast conductor degradation and unstable grounding performance.

Solution: Ti-Cu composites preserve electrical continuity while preventing seawater-driven corrosion failure.

Service Condition: Shipboard electrical, marine grounding

Optimize current transfer and service life with Ti-Cu conductors engineered for corrosive industrial reality.

Why Choose Hele Titanium

Why Buyers Choose Hele Titanium for Titanium-Clad Copper Components

Titanium-clad copper projects require more than conductive material supply. Buyers need the right copper core, suitable titanium cladding, reliable current path, protected connection design, accurate machining, inspection records and export-ready documentation. Hele Titanium supports titanium-clad copper components from drawing review to fabrication, inspection and international delivery according to project requirements.

Titanium and Copper Material Knowledge

We help review copper core requirements, titanium cladding material, titanium grade, corrosion environment, current carrying capacity and application conditions to support proper material selection.

Cladding Structure Review

Titanium cladding thickness, cladding coverage, exposed copper area, end structure and bonding quality can be reviewed according to drawings, current load, corrosion medium and installation requirements.

Current Path and Connection Design Support

Contact surface, bolting area, welding area, current path, contact resistance risk, voltage drop requirement and connection reliability can be reviewed when required by project scope.

Custom Machining and Fabrication

Cutting, drilling, slotting, threading, bending, CNC machining, welding review, end sealing and custom conductive component fabrication can be supported according to drawings or specifications.

Inspection, Traceability and Documentation

Dimensional inspection, cladding thickness review, surface inspection, bonding review, MTC, heat number traceability and inspection records can be prepared according to order requirements.

Export Packing and Project Delivery Support

Product marking, labels, protective packing, wooden case packing, packing list and export documents can be arranged to support international delivery and project receiving.

Buyer Support Note: Final supply scope should be confirmed according to product form, copper core size, titanium cladding thickness, current carrying capacity, contact design, exposed copper protection, machining requirements, inspection level, packing method and delivery schedule.

Work with a titanium-clad copper supplier focused on material structure, current connection reliability, custom fabrication and traceable project delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers about titanium-clad copper product forms, copper core design, titanium cladding thickness, exposed copper protection, custom fabrication, inspection documents and international delivery.

Technical & Design Questions

1. What is titanium-clad copper used for?
Titanium-clad copper is commonly used as a corrosion-resistant conductive component in electrochemical systems. It combines the high conductivity of a copper core with the corrosion resistance of a titanium layer. Typical applications include electroplating systems, copper foil equipment, electrowinning equipment, chlor-alkali cells, anode connections, cathode supports, busbars, hanger bars and custom current-carrying components.
2. Why use titanium-clad copper instead of pure copper?
Pure copper provides excellent conductivity, but it may corrode quickly when exposed to aggressive electrolyte or chemical environments. Titanium-clad copper helps protect the copper core with a titanium outer layer while maintaining good current carrying capacity. This makes it useful for electrochemical systems where conductivity and corrosion resistance are both required.
3. What product forms can Hele Titanium supply?
Hele Titanium can review titanium clad copper bars, titanium clad copper rods, titanium clad copper tubes, titanium clad copper strips, titanium clad copper plates, titanium copper busbars, titanium clad copper hanger bars, connectors, terminals and custom titanium-clad copper conductors according to drawings or project specifications.
4. How should titanium cladding thickness be selected?
Titanium cladding thickness should be reviewed according to corrosion environment, electrolyte type, current load, product form, machining requirement, connection design and expected service conditions. Final titanium layer thickness should be confirmed based on actual application, drawing requirement and project specification.
5. How do you prevent copper exposure in corrosive electrolyte?
Copper exposure risk should be reviewed during product design, machining and connection planning. Exposed copper areas, cut ends, drilled holes, slots, welding areas and bolting surfaces should be carefully checked. End sealing, titanium coverage, protected connection design or project-specific fabrication methods can be reviewed when required to reduce copper exposure in corrosive electrolyte.
6. Can titanium-clad copper parts be drilled, machined or welded?
Yes. Cutting, drilling, slotting, CNC machining, threading, bending, welding review and custom fabrication can be supported according to drawings and project requirements. Machining and welding areas should be reviewed carefully because they may affect titanium cladding coverage, exposed copper protection, contact surface and final assembly reliability.
7. What information is required to design a custom titanium-clad copper component?
Please provide product form, drawing or sketch, overall dimensions, copper core size, titanium cladding thickness requirement, current rating, contact area, connection method, bolting or welding position, electrolyte environment, operating temperature, quantity, inspection requirements and delivery destination. For electrochemical systems, application details such as plating, copper foil, electrowinning or chlor-alkali service are also helpful.

Commercial & Production Questions

1. What affects the price of titanium-clad copper components?
Price is affected by product form, copper core size, titanium cladding thickness, overall dimensions, titanium grade, machining complexity, bonding structure, quantity, inspection scope, packing requirement and delivery terms. Custom titanium-clad copper components with drilling, slotting, welding, end sealing or special connection design may require additional review.
2. Can you manufacture according to drawings?
Yes. Hele Titanium can review drawing-based titanium-clad copper bars, rods, tubes, busbars, hanger bars, connectors and custom conductive components. Drawings help confirm copper core size, titanium layer requirement, connection design, machining details, tolerance, exposed copper protection and inspection scope before production.
3. What documents can be supplied with shipment?
Available documents may include Material Certificate / MTC, inspection records, dimensional inspection report, cladding review records, surface inspection notes, packing list, product labels and export documents according to order requirements. Third-party inspection support can also be reviewed when required.
4. Can you support prototype and batch production?
Yes. Prototype samples and batch production can be reviewed according to product form, drawing complexity, titanium cladding requirement, machining scope, inspection level and project schedule. Prototype review is recommended for new conductive designs, special connection structures or electrochemical applications with copper exposure risk.
5. What is the typical lead time for custom titanium-clad copper parts?
Lead time depends on product form, material availability, copper core size, titanium cladding requirement, machining complexity, quantity, inspection scope and current production schedule. Standard repeat orders are usually easier to arrange, while new custom titanium-clad copper components may require additional engineering review.
6. How are titanium-clad copper components packed for export?
Titanium-clad copper components can be packed with protective wrapping, separation materials, labels, cartons, pallets or wooden cases according to size, surface requirement, quantity and shipping method. Export packing should protect the titanium surface, connection areas, machined features and exposed copper protection areas during transportation.
7. Can you ship internationally?
Yes. Hele Titanium can support international shipment for titanium-clad copper bars, titanium copper busbars, titanium-clad copper conductors, hanger bars and custom conductive components. Packing list, export documents and shipping support can be arranged according to destination and order requirements.

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Engineering & Procurement Guide: Titanium-Clad Copper (Ti-Cu)

Read Time: 16 Minutes | Author: Hele Titanium Engineering Team | Last Updated: 2026

Titanium-clad copper is the definitive composite solution for high-amperage systems operating in aggressive media. This guide outlines the metallurgical bonding technologies, material-grade selections, and QA protocols required to ensure zero interface delamination and maximum electrical efficiency.

Before You RFQ Titanium-Clad Copper, Confirm These 3 Things

  • What geometry best fits your system: rod, bar, plate, busbar, strip, or custom machined profile?
  • What current load, conductivity target, and corrosion environment must the component withstand?
  • Which core grade, titanium grade, and cladding thickness are required for long-term reliability?

1. Core Engineering Advantages

Ti-Cu eliminates the fundamental conductivity-versus-corrosion trade-off. Solid copper provides excellent electrical transfer but is rapidly destroyed by acids, chlorides, and seawater. Solid titanium resists these environments flawlessly but is a poor conductor. By combining a highly conductive copper core with a chemically inert titanium shield via metallurgical bonding, engineers achieve a zero-compromise conductor for the most severe industrial applications.

2. Material Grade Selection Matrix

Material Role in Composite Key Advantage Best Use Case
C11000 (ETP Copper)Conductive CoreHigh conductivity, cost-effectiveStandard busbars, general electroplating
C10200 (OFHC Copper)Conductive CoreHighest conductivity, hydrogen embrittlement resistantHigh-end electrolyzers, extreme amperage systems
Grade 1 TiOuter CladdingHighest ductility, easy formingComplex profiles, thin cladding
Grade 2 TiOuter CladdingStandard strength + excellent corrosion resistanceMajority of industrial applications
Grade 7 Ti (Pd-alloyed)Outer CladdingImmunity to reducing acidsExtreme chemical processing environments

3. Advanced Metallurgical Bonding Technologies

A simple mechanical sleeve is insufficient for high-current applications due to air gaps that cause electrical resistance. We utilize Explosive Welding and Hot-Roll Bonding, often combined with hot extrusion and stretching for long rods. These processes create a true metallurgical weld at the atomic level, ensuring high interfacial shear strength and absolute electrical continuity.

4. Interfacial Integrity: Preventing Delamination

The #1 failure mode of poorly manufactured clad conductors is delamination—where the titanium separates from the copper due to thermal stress or poor bonding. We prevent this by strictly controlling the Intermetallic Compound (IMC) layer thickness during the thermal bonding phase, optimizing the Ti/Cu ratio, and verifying every piece with 100% Ultrasonic Testing (UT) to detect hidden voids.

5. Comparative Material Analysis

Feature Ti-Clad Copper Solid Copper Solid Titanium
ConductivityExcellent (Core)ExcellentPoor
Corrosion ResistanceExcellent (Shield)Poor in AcidsExcellent
Total Cost of OwnershipLowest (Long Life)High (Replacement)High (Power Loss)
Typical LogicUltimate synergyDry/safe zones onlyStructural/low-current

6. Available Product Geometries & Specifications

Form Typical Range Cladding Thickness Typical Use
Bars & RodsØ10mm – 100mm0.5mm – 3.0mmPlating hangers, anodes
Plates & Sheets1mm – 50mm thick1.0mm – 5.0mmTank bases, structural contacts
BusbarsUp to 6m lengths1.0mm – 2.5mmPower distribution networks
Custom ProfilesPer DrawingVariableProprietary OEM assemblies

7. Quality Control & International Compliance Standards

Production is guided by standards such as ASTM B898 (Reactive and Refractory Metal Clad Plate) and ASTM B432. The copper input aligns with relevant ASTM standards, while the titanium conforms to ASTM B265. Full traceability is maintained via EN 10204 3.1 certification, supported by rigorous dimensional and electrical continuity verification.

8. Industry-Specific Value Mapping

Whether it is preventing power loss in chlor-alkali electrolyzers, stopping acid corrosion in PCB plating lines, or ensuring lifelong continuity in marine grounding grids, Ti-Cu composites deliver measurable ROI by eliminating conductor replacement cycles and reducing energy consumption.

Optimize Your System’s Electrical Efficiency and Service Life

Hele Titanium provides end-to-end support for titanium-clad copper, from material-grade selection to finished conductor fabrication, helping OEMs and plant engineers reduce corrosion risk, current loss, and lifecycle cost.

Titanium-Clad Copper Inquiry

Get Your Titanium-Clad Copper Solution

Tell us your required Ti-Cu form, copper core grade, titanium cladding grade, wall thickness, current load, application environment, and machining requirements. Our team will recommend the most suitable bonded composite solution for your system.

  • Advanced Metallurgical Bonding
  • High-Conductivity + Corrosion Resistance
  • UT, MTC & Full Traceability Support

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