Why opt for Titanium fasteners

1) Titanium has the highest strength‐to‐weight
ratio of any metal.
In it's unalloyed version titanium is as strong as steel but 45% lighter

2) As steel prices rise and smelting technology advances, titanium becomes a more affordable option for the military and aerospace industries.

3) Titanium has an excellent corrosion resistance
Like stainless steel it is dependant upon an oxide film, therefore it performs best in oxidizing media such as hot nitric acid.  It performs even better then stainless steel in media like sea water, wet chlorine or organic chlorines. (Take care, it is not immune, when temperature is elevated, pitting and crevice attack can occur)

The oxide film starts with a thickness of 1-2 nm and grows up to 25 nm after 4 years

4) it's the 4th most abundant metal on earth, the supply of Titanium is unlimited
5) engineers also aperciate the flexibility of this metal: elastic modulus that is approx. 55% of steel
6) double fatigue life compared to steel

(Titanium is not magnetic compared to steel)
Consider using Titanium:
- fewer fasteners are needed then when using standard steel, eliminating installation costs
- due to longer life, less maintenance costs
- no paiting or other protection is required
- no creeping or deforming under high temperatures 

 AES-Titanium Series

 The most popular  Titaniums is the commercially pure Titanium grade 2 and the Titanium Alloy grade 5