[TowerTalk] Titanium bolt sources?
Jim Lux
jimlux at earthlink.net
Tue Dec 30 09:14:31 EST 2003
Any particular reason you need Titanium (as opposed to, say, high strength
Stainless Steel, which is much more available, in general)? Ti is less
dense for the strength, and has good corrosion resistance.
McMaster Carr - ships fast, often has what you might want - might be
pricey, esp for small quantities.
http://www.mcmastercarr.com/
They have hex head cap screws up to 3/8" diam (doesn't look like they have
1/2", but you could always call them)
Rod up to 2-1/2"
Ti hardware is used in aviation and in racing (bikes and cars):
AircraftSpruce.com sells all manner of hardware folks building and
repairing airplanes, and might have Ti hardware.
http://wwww.car-parts-place.com/ has lots of weird hardware.
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finally, a google search for titanium bolts turns up lots of manufacturers...
Take a look at http://www.industrial-bolts.net/
or
the trusty "yellow pages" under bolts...
At 09:02 AM 12/30/2003 -0500, Barkey, Patrick M. wrote:
>I want to try titanium for a pin bolt, but can't find any suppliers
>locally. Does anyone know of a domestic source for a very
>small quantity of 1/2 inch bolts? Thanks.
>
> - Pat
> N9RV
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