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Engineering titanium surfaces

Once regarded as almost exotic, titanium and its alloys are now finding increasingly diverse application particularly through the augmentation provided by surface engineering. Such materials are of high strategic importance to the global economy. While still a mainstay in aero-engines, titanium alloys are now increasingly used for commercial airframes (by airbus), improved biomedical devices such as dental implants, sports car auto engine components and various leisure goods.