Niobium-47% Titanium alloy rod is a high-performance binary alloy composed primarily of niobium (Nb) and titanium (Ti)—commonly referred to as Nb-47Ti, NbTi, or 53Nb47Ti. Characterized by excellent ductility, good machinability, and outstanding low-temperature superconducting properties, it is currently one of the most widely used and mature low-temperature superconducting alloy materials.
Nb53Ti47 alloy bars are typically manufactured using processes such as vacuum melting, forging, rolling, heat treatment, and precision machining. They are available in various diameters, lengths, and surface finishes, and can also be custom-made according to customer drawings or technical specifications. The material exhibits good compositional homogeneity and process stability, making it suitable as a raw material for the production of superconducting wire. In addition, it can be processed into components required for scientific research, cryogenic technology, and specialized industrial equipment.
Nb-Ti alloys represent a well-established class of low-temperature superconducting materials. Typical Nb-Ti alloys have a superconducting transition temperature of approximately 9.6 K at atmospheric pressure, which is why they are widely used in superconducting magnets and related cryogenic equipment.