Titanium: Definition, Characteristics, Grades, and Applications

Titanium anodization is a process that enhances the surface properties of titanium metal by creating a uniform, durable, and corrosion-resistant oxide layer through an electrochemical reaction. The thickness of the oxide layer can be controlled to achieve different colors, making it popular for enhancing the aesthetic appeal of jewelry and watches and of course bikes. It also improves the mechanical and chemical properties of the metal, making it more durable and scratch-resistant. #ILiveToRideI