Titanium Grade 1 (Ti Gr 1 / 3.7025) hollow structural profiles are valued for their lightweight, corrosion resistance and high strength. Here are some key applications:

Aerospace Industry: Aircraft Frames and Brackets: Used in lightweight structural components such as frames and brackets to reduce overall weight while maintaining strength.
Engine parts: Used for hollow profile parts such as casings and brackets that require a high strength-to-weight ratio.

Marine Applications: Shipbuilding: Used on hulls, decks and other structural components to resist seawater corrosion.
Offshore Platforms: Support structures and support systems for offshore oil and gas platforms.

Chemical Processing: Piping Systems: Ideal for transporting corrosive chemicals, ensuring durability and chemical resistance.
Heat Exchanger: Heat exchanger used in the presence of high temperature and corrosive fluids.

Renewable energy: Wind Turbine Tower: Hollow profiles used in the construction of wind turbine towers, providing strength while minimizing weight.
Solar Panel Mounts: Frames and supports for solar panels that are exposed to environmental conditions.

Building and Construction: Structural Elements: Beams, columns and facades used in modern building design to combine aesthetics with performance.
Bracing Systems: Used to support buildings and structures to provide stability and support.

Corrosion resistance: excellent performance in corrosive environments to ensure service life.
Lightweight: Significant weight reduction compared to steel and other materials, resulting in increased efficiency.
High Strength to Weight Ratio: Provides structural integrity while reducing overall mass.

Cost: Material costs are higher compared to traditional metals and may need to be justified based on performance advantages.
Manufacturing Challenges: Due to its characteristics, it requires specialized machining and welding techniques.