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  1. MaterialArchitectural TitaniumThe excellent corrosion resistance of architectural titanium results from the formation of a very stable, continuous surface. Because titanium metal itself is highly reactive, a beneficial oxide film forms immediately when exposed to moisture or air. Architectural titanium can be supplied in surface finishes and textures like linear brushed, smooth, textured and even a polished mirror version.
  2. MaterialColour Anodized TitaniumTitanium and its alloys are colored by electrical anodizing in an acid electrolyte solution. The oxide layer that forms on the component’s surface can be tightly controlled between 200 and 900 nm which allows control over the color appearance of the oxide layer. Besides color, the oxide film also makes titanium highly biocompatible for medical implants, as well as a diffusion barrier and electrical insulation.
  3. MaterialZintek – Titanium zincTitanium zinc produced by Zintek is an alloy composed primarily of zinc, with added copper and titanium to enhance its mechanical and structural properties. This metal is fully recyclable and develops a patina over time, which can contribute to its durability. It is known for its longevity and minimal maintenance requirements, making it suitable for various architectural applications.