Application Fields: Titanium balls are an ideal material for making jewelry and crafts due to their non-toxic and hypoallergenic properties, lightweight nature, corrosion resistance, and resistance to discoloration. Particularly for regions such as the Middle East, Europe, America, and Southeast Asia, where there is a preference for wearing jewelry on sensitive body parts like ears, tongues, and navels, titanium is a precious metal commonly used in eyewear frames. Therefore, titanium balls are often employed in specialized industries.

Features: Titanium balls can be passivated, and their passive films can heal themselves even after being damaged in oxygen-rich environments; thus, titanium is stable against air, water, and various corrosive mediums. Titanium balls and titanium alloy balls exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, being only moderately attacked by strong alkali solutions with moderate concentrations. Particularly, titanium balls are highly stable in seawater; after being submerged for several years, they can be retrieved still as bright as new, far superior to stainless steel balls.