Aerial lyra, hoop (Titanium) (Please Contact for Price and Availability)

Aerial rings and other aerial equipment made of titanium.
Price 950
Shipping 155
As these are custom built for each order, please allow us about 6 weeks build time before your item ships.
If you decided to order equipment made of titanium, or any metal, send us what do you need : your idea, draft, photo, and we will be back to you with solution, estimates and timing.




Aerial rings and other aerial equipment made of titanium.

If you decided to order equipment made of titanium, or any metal, send us what do you need : your idea, draft, photo, and we will be back to you with solution, estimates and timing.

Advantages

Titanium is among the strongest and most durable metals on the planet, which is why it’s used in so many industrial applications. In fact, titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element on the periodic table, attesting to its benefits. Titanium (unalloyed) rivals steel in terms of strength but is less dense, making it the preferred choice among many professionals.

Another very important advantage associated with titanium - its natural resistance to rust and corrosion. When metal is exposed to moisture, it triggers a chemical process known as oxidation, which can subsequently lead to corrosion. The good news is that certain metals are naturally resistant to this phenomenon, including titanium. Whether it’s used indoors or outdoors, it will hold for years without succumbing to the effects of rust and corrosion.
Disadvantages

Disadvantages to titanium, one of which is the difficulty of casting. Unlike iron and aluminum, titanium can not be easily cast. Trust our professionals, they know how to deal with it!

Titanium has more advantages then disadvantages. It’s strong, durable and naturally resistant to rust and corrosion. At the same time, however, it cannot be cast like aluminum or iron, and it tends to cost more than other metals. Hopefully, this will give you a better understanding of titanium and whether or not it’s the right choice for your circus equipment.