What is custom titanium parts manufacturing?
Custom titanium parts manufacturing from BOZE covers prototype through mid-volume production of CNC-machined, fabricated, welded and EDM-processed titanium components, machined from certified grades (Gr1–Gr4 CP-titanium and Ti-6Al-4V / Ti-6Al-4V ELI alloys) under AS9100D, ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality systems with full EN 10204 3.1 traceability. Submit drawings for a 24–48 hour DFM-reviewed quotation.
BOZE is a titanium parts manufacturing partner for aerospace, marine, UAV, motorsport, medical and industrial OEMs. Upload your drawing for a DFM review and quotation, or browse the part categories below to understand the titanium components we machine, fabricate and assemble — from Grade 1 CP-titanium to Ti-6Al-4V ELI.
Titanium Parts We Manufacture
Browse titanium part categories to understand what we machine, fabricate and assemble.
01 — Titanium CNC Parts
Precision CNC milled, turned and wire-EDM titanium components to ±0.005 mm.
Key Facts
3/5-axis CNC · ±0.005 mm tolerance · Prototype → 10,000+ pc · 1.0–2.5× cost index
02 — Titanium Fabricated Parts
Welded, laser-cut, waterjet and formed titanium assemblies and fabrications.
Key Facts
TIG / laser / formed · ±0.1 mm typical · 1 → 500 assemblies · 1.1–2.0× cost index
03 — Titanium Pipe Components
Pipe spool fabrication, flanges, fittings, tube assemblies and welded pipe systems.
Key Facts
Welded spools · ±0.2 mm on spool OD · Project-order quantities · 1.2–2.4× cost index
04 — Titanium Marine Parts
Corrosion-resistant titanium hardware for seawater, subsea and marine systems.
Key Facts
CNC + fabrication · ±0.05 mm critical · Low-volume to series · 1.4–2.6× cost index
05 — Titanium UAV Components
Lightweight, high-strength titanium precision parts for UAV and drone airframes.
Key Facts
5-axis + Swiss-type · ±0.005 mm thin-wall · Prototype → 1,000 pc · 1.6–3.0× cost index
06 — Titanium Motorsport Parts
High-performance titanium suspension, fasteners and exhaust components for racing.
Key Facts
CNC + welded assemblies · ±0.02 mm suspension · Small series lots · 1.5–2.8× cost index
07 — Titanium Medical Components
Biocompatible, certified titanium implants and surgical instruments.
Key Facts
CNC + electropolish · ±0.01 mm · Ra ≤ 0.4 µm · Project / sterile-pack · 1.8–3.5× cost index
Manufacturing Services & Titanium Materials
Every titanium part is backed by certified machining and fabrication services and traceable titanium grades.
Start Your Titanium Parts Project
Send your drawing for a DFM review — our engineering team returns a quote within 24–48 hours.
Request QuoteProcurement & Supply-Chain Readiness
Indicative commercial parameters for evaluation. Final terms are confirmed per RFQ.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Batch Range | 1-piece prototype → 10–1,000-piece mid-volume production |
| MOQ | 5–10 pieces or ≥5 kg per part number (project-dependent) |
| Sample Policy | Paid prototypes at cost recovery; fees refundable against bulk PO |
| Prototype Lead Time | 3–5 working weeks (incl. DFM + First Article Inspection) |
| Low-Volume Lead Time | 4–6 working weeks (5–50 pieces) |
| Mid-Volume Lead Time | 5–8 working weeks (50–500 pieces; bar stock lead time included) |
| Expedited Surcharge | Typically +20–30% on standard lead time |
| Customer-Supplied Material | Accepted (customer-issued titanium bar/plate); full traceability preserved |
| Quality Systems | AS9100D · ISO 9001 · ISO 13485 |
| Material Traceability | EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates per shipment |
| NDT Capability | UT / RT / PT / MPI as specified |
| Ti-6Al-4V Roughing Vc (m/min) | 60–80 (TiAlN-coated carbide, f 0.15–0.25 mm/rev, ample coolant) |
| Ti-6Al-4V Finishing Vc (m/min) | 40–60 (TiAlN/AlCrN-coated, f 0.05–0.10 mm/rev; Ra ≤ 0.8 µm) |
| Ti-6Al-4V Drilling Vc (m/min) | 20–40 (carbide twist drill, f 0.10–0.20 mm/rev, chip evacuation mandatory) |
| Ti-5Al-5V-5Fe-3Cr Roughing Vc (m/min) | 50–70 (higher strength; TiAlN-coated, f 0.12–0.20 mm/rev) |
| Beta-C (Ti-3Al-8V-6Cr-4Zr-4Mo) Roughing Vc (m/min) | 40–60 (high-temperature alloy; coated carbide, f 0.10–0.18 mm/rev) |
| Ti-5Al-2.5Sn Roughing Vc (m/min) | 70–90 (cold-formable titanium; carbide, f 0.15–0.25 mm/rev) |
| CP Grade 2/5 Roughing Vc (m/min) | 80–120 (best machinability; carbide, f 0.15–0.30 mm/rev) |
| Industry-Adjusted Vc Cap | Aerospace AS9100D ≤ 60 m/min · Medical ISO 13485 40–50 m/min · Industrial 60–80 m/min · Prototype 30–50 m/min |
Indicative parameters; project-specific MOQ, lead time and surcharge confirmed on RFQ.
Titanium Part Family Comparison
Engineering-side view of the seven titanium part families BOZE manufactures through /parts/. Cost index is qualitative (CP titanium baseline) and reflects families most commonly procured for multi-vertical OEM programs.
| Part Family | Primary Process | Typical Tolerance | Typical Lot | Relative Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium CNC Parts | 3/5-axis milling, turning, wire EDM | ±0.005 mm (CMM-verified) | Prototype → 10,000+ pc | 1.0–2.5× |
| Titanium Fabricated Parts | TIG / laser cut / formed | ±0.1 mm typical | 1 → 500 assemblies | 1.1–2.0× |
| Titanium Pipe Components | Spool fabrication, welded | ±0.2 mm on spool OD | Project-orders | 1.2–2.4× |
| Titanium Marine Parts | CNC + fabrication | ±0.05 mm critical features | Low-volume to series | 1.4–2.6× |
| Titanium UAV Components | 5-axis milling, Swiss-type | ±0.005 mm thin-wall | Prototype → 1,000 pc | 1.6–3.0× |
| Titanium Motorsport Parts | CNC + welded assemblies | ±0.02 mm suspension | Small series | 1.5–2.8× |
| Titanium Medical Components | CNC, electropolished | ±0.01 mm + Ra ≤ 0.4 µm | Project / sterile-pack | 1.8–3.5× |
Tolerance, lot and cost ranges are engineering-side reference figures, not quotations. Project-specific terms confirmed via RFQ.
Cutting Speed (Vc) Reference by Titanium Grade
Cutting speed Vc — not spindle RPM — is the primary constraint for titanium. Titanium has very low thermal conductivity (≈ 7 W/m·K), so heat concentrates at the cutting edge: raising RPM to "compensate" slow feed accelerates built-up edge and chipping. Coolant: oil-based > emulsion >> dry. Tool coating: TiAlN / AlCrN > TiN > uncoated.
| Grade / Operation | Cutting Speed (Vc) | Feed (f) | Tool | Coolant | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ti-6Al-4V — Roughing | 60–80 m/min | f 0.15–0.25 mm/rev | TiAlN-coated carbide | ample flood + air blast | Generic first choice; hot-hardness retention |
| Ti-6Al-4V — Finishing | 40–60 m/min | f 0.05–0.10 mm/rev | TiAlN / AlCrN-coated | ample flood | ISO 5/6 tolerance · Ra ≤ 0.8 µm |
| Ti-6Al-4V — Drilling | 20–40 m/min | f 0.10–0.20 mm/rev | carbide twist drill | ample flood + chip evacuation | Titanium sticks to flute; forced evacuation mandatory |
| Ti-5Al-5V-5Fe-3Cr — Roughing | 50–70 m/min | f 0.12–0.20 mm/rev | TiAlN-coated carbide | ample flood | Higher strength → Vc trimmed vs Ti-6-4 |
| Beta-C (Ti-3Al-8V-6Cr-4Zr-4Mo) — Roughing | 40–60 m/min | f 0.10–0.18 mm/rev | coated carbide | ample flood | High-temperature alloy; hardest to cut |
| Ti-5Al-2.5Sn — Roughing | 70–90 m/min | f 0.15–0.25 mm/rev | carbide | ample flood | Cold-formable titanium; better machinability |
| CP Grade 2 / 5 — Roughing | 80–120 m/min | f 0.15–0.30 mm/rev | carbide | ample flood | Best machinability; low strength |
Industry-Adjusted Vc Cap
Ra ≤ 0.8 µm · full cutting-parameter file archived and traceable
Ra ≤ 0.4 µm · no burrs, no micro-cracks (implant-critical)
Cost-sensitive · optimise cycle time · wider tool-wear budget
First-article yield ≥ 95% · time secondary
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Likely Cause | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Built-up edge / smearing | Vc too high OR insufficient coolant | Reduce Vc · increase coolant flow · verify coating selection |
| Insert chipping / breakage | Workpiece rigidity insufficient OR f too aggressive | Re-check fixturing · reduce feed per tooth · verify ap |
| Surface roughness exceeds spec | Feed too high OR coolant concentration low | Reduce f · raise coolant concentration · switch to finer edge prep |
Conservative start for Ti-6Al-4V finish milling (D = 25 mm): n ≈ 760 RPM · Vf = n × f ≈ 760 × 0.08 ≈ 60 mm/min · actual Vc ≈ 60 m/min. Ramp in small increments only after confirming chip color and surface finish.
Titanium Parts FAQ
What is the difference between /parts/ and /products/ on this site?
The Titanium Parts section is our B2B procurement gateway — it answers how we custom-manufacture titanium components to your drawings (CNC, welding, EDM, fabrication) and how to request a quote. The Products & Solutions section demonstrates our engineering systems and component capabilities. Both reference the same certified manufacturing center in Baoji, China.
Which titanium grades can BOZE manufacture parts in?
We machine and fabricate commercially pure grades (Gr1–Gr4) and alpha-beta, beta and near-beta alloys including Ti-6Al-4V (Gr5), Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Gr23), Ti-0.2Pd (Gr7), Gr9, Gr12, Gr19 and Gr21 — all supplied with material traceability and mill test certificates.
Can I upload a drawing for a quote?
Yes. Use the "Upload Drawing" or "Request Quote" buttons on this page. Our engineering team performs a DFM (design-for-manufacturing) review and returns a quotation within 24–48 hours, including tolerance, surface finish and delivery recommendations.
What quality certifications does the BOZE manufacturing center hold?
The facility operates under AS9100D and ISO 9001 quality systems (with ISO 13485 for medical). Every shipment is backed by material traceability (EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates) and non-destructive testing as specified.
What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
We support prototypes, low-volume production and batch production. MOQ is project-dependent — for many CNC and fabricated titanium parts we can produce single-piece prototypes and ramp to production.
From Drawing to Shipment — Manufacturing Workflow
How a custom titanium parts program moves through BOZE engineering, production and quality gates.
- 1. RFQ Intake
Customer submits 3D/2D drawing, grade, tolerance, surface finish, NDT.
Deliverable: RFQ ticket + NDA on request
- 2. DFM Review
Engineering reviews manufacturability, GDAM, fixturing and cost drivers.
Deliverable: DFM report + indicative price (24–48 h)
- 3. Quotation
Formal quote issued with lead time, MOQ, payment terms and sample policy.
Deliverable: Signed quotation + PO
- 4. First Article (FAI)
First article machined, CMM-checked, material certificates issued.
Deliverable: FAI report + CMM inspection
- 5. Production Run
Approved FAI released to batch; in-process inspection at each stage.
Deliverable: Batch + traveler + MTC (EN 10204 3.1)
- 6. NDT & Surface
UT / RT / PT, surface treatment (passivation, anodizing, PVD) as specified.
Deliverable: NDT report + surface records
- 7. Shipment
Export packing, HS code, COO, Incoterms and logistics coordinated.
Deliverable: Shipment + commercial invoice + packing list
Boundary Conditions & Engineering Failure Modes
Engineering-side disclosures for buyers and designers evaluating titanium parts manufacturing feasibility.
Not Suitable For
- Mass-production > 50,000 pcs/month
Optimized for prototype-to-mid-volume; for very high-volume runs another process tier is more cost-effective.
- Non-titanium substitutes
Titanium-specific tooling, fixturing and chemistry — aluminum / steel jobs are out of scope for this page.
- Replacing certified OEM-issued parts
Customer-OEM parts remain governed by their own FAA / MDR / MIL documentation chain; BOZE supports build-to-print but cannot re-issue OEM certifications.
Common Design Mistakes
- Mistake: Specifying ±0.001 mm tolerances where ±0.05 mm is sufficient
Fix: Tighten only critical GDAM features; reduces cycle time and cost 10–30%.
- Mistake: Ignoring titanium-specific machinability (work-hardening, springback)
Fix: Engage DFM in Step 2; fixturing and cutter selection reviewed before quotation.
- Mistake: Mixing grades on a single part (CP + alloy)
Fix: Confirm grade(s) up-front; mixing affects weld procedure and certificates.
- Mistake: Assuming Ti-6Al-4V weldability like CP-Ti
Fix: Post-weld heat treatment required; design weld access accordingly.
Related Titanium Manufacturing Entities
Titanium manufacturing entities reachable from /parts/. Each link targets an existing certified page.