Titanium Engineers employs several methods for the production of high-quality titanium machined components. Boring is a material removal process used to make custom machined components.

Boring is a machining process commonly used to make titanium machined components. Boring is a machining process used when enlarging a hole that has already been drilled by a single-point cutting tool. Titanium Engineers uses the boring technique for titanium machined components that require greater accuracy of the hole diameter. There are several types of boring processes including lineboring, backboring and lathe boring.

Lathe boring is a popular technique for the production of titanium machined components. Lathe boring utilizes a single-point cutting tool to produce cylindrical or conical surfaces by increasing the size of a a pre-existing hole. For small titanium machined components, lathe boring is the preferred technique.

Titanium Engineers has been manufacturing custom titanium machined components for over 25 years. Titanium Engineers is comprised of a highly-skilled team of metallurgists, engineers and fabricators. When you choose Titanium Engineers as your titanium machined component manufacturer, you're choosing a team that will listen to your needs and then provide the machined components to meet those needs.