Titanium foil is a titanium plate, strip, roll, or sheet with a thickness of less than or equal to 0.1mm. Another indicator for assessing the thickness of titanium foil is the weight per unit area, such as g/m or oz/fi. The larger the value, the greater the thickness. The width of titanium foil is cut according to the user's requirements. However, the larger the width during manufacturing, the higher the productivity. The length of the roll body determines the maximum width of the rolled foil, and the wider, thinner, and harder the rolled piece, the more difficult it is to roll. The maximum width of rolled titanium foil is about 600mm. Titanium and alloy foil are mainly used in sectors such as electronics, aerospace, and instrumentation.
