Published by the International Titanium Association - Volume 2001* Issue II * April 2001

Jennifer SimpsonActing Director/Operations

jsimpson@titanium.org

Stacey JorgensenMember Services Administrator

sjorgensen@titanium.org

ITA Contact Information350 Interlocken Boulevard

Suite 390Broomfield, CO 80021 USA

Telephone: (303) 404-2221Facsimile: (303) 404-9111

website: www.titanium.orge-mail: info@titanium.org

Inside this issue...17th Annual Conference & Exhibition Topics............................1Exhibitor Spotlight.......................................................................12001 Conference & Exhibition........................................................2Inside The ITA...............................................................................3What’s New In Titanium ...............................................................4Exhibition Spotlight Continued......................................................5Classified Ads.................................................................................6Upcoming Conferences.................................................................7Member Companies......................................................................8

Published by the International Titanium Association - Volume 2001* Issue V * August 2001

Exhibitor Spotlight 2001 ITA Exhibition:

Allegheny Technologies IncorporatedAllegheny TechnologiesIncorporated is one of the

largest and most diversified producers of specialty materialsin the world. They use innovative technologies to offergrowing global markets a wide range of specialty materialsincluding stainless steel, nickel-based and cobalt-based alloysand superalloys, titanium and titanium alloys, specialty steelalloys, zirconium and related alloys, and tungsten-basedspecialty materials. Their goal is to be the low cost, highquality supplier to global markets. Allegheny Technologiesweb site can be found at www.alleghenytechnologies.com.Allegheny Technologies Incorporated is located at booth #26.

Allegheny LudlumAllegheny Ludlum, an Allegheny Technologies company, isone of the largest and most diversified producers of specialtymaterials in the world. Allegheny Ludlum manufactures high-performance alloys including stainless steels, nickel-basedalloys, titanium and titanium-based alloys. The company alsoproduces grain-oriented silicon electrical steel products andtool steel plate. Allegheny Ludlum produces a broad selectionof grades, sizes, and finishes, each designed to meetinternational specifications, and provides technical supportfor material selection. Visit Allegheny Ludlum atwww.alleghenyludlum.com.

AllvacAllvac, an Allegheny Technologies company, is a leadingproducer of high performance metals with 7 manufacturingfacilities in the United States and Europe. Nickel-, iron-,

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17th Annual Conference & Exhibition Topics

The 17th Annual Conference & Exhibition will be onSeptember 30 - October 2nd at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas,Nevada. Conference Topics include:

World Titanium Industry TrendsThe Emergence of the Titanium Industry & the Role of the Federal GovernmentUS Charters of Freedom EncasementsTitanium Drill Pipe ApplicationsDuty Refund Programs/International TradeCBN Tools for High Speed Machining of Ti-6Al-4V AlloysWelding PanelConsumer Products PanelArchitectural Projects Completed 2000-2001Analytical Initiatives and Results at Reading Alloys, Inc.Interpreting Titanium Statistics in the USHearth Melting PanelTitanium Trims Army Ground Vehicle WeightNew Coilable High Strength a-b Titanium Alloy, KS Ti-9, With Properties Comparable to Ti-6Al-4VNew Near Beta Titanium Alloy For Airframe Applications

For more detailed information or to register for the conferencevisit the ITA website at www.titanium.org.

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2001 Conference & Exhibition

ITA Offers Privacy Booths!

Need a place to hold a quick meeting? ITA can help youreserve meeting space at the ITA Conference & Exhibition.Your organization can utilize privacy booths at the upcomingExhibition. Privacy booths may be rented by the hour or allday depending on your needs. Each booth is an enclosed20’x20’ booth with a locked door. All privacy booths includea conference table with chairs. Please contact ITA at (303)404-2221 for pricing and availability. This is the perfectspace for meeting privately with clients or colleagues. CallITA to reserve your space today!

Exhibition Booths Selling Out

ITA Exhibition is filling up quickly! The floor plan referencedabove indicates the organizations exhibiting at the upcoming17th Annual Conference and Exhibition. Currently, thereare only 10 booths left. Interested exhibitors may visit theconference section of the ITA web site at: www.titanium.organd complete the booth registration form or contact StaceyJorgensen at (303) 404-2221 to register!

Are You Using ITA Logo

Member companies are invited to use the ITA logo on websites, promotional literature, posters, and other information.The ITA logo is strictly reserved for member use only. Ifyou have other use proposals, or need help accessing thelogo, contact Stacey Jorgensen at (303) 404-2221 or e-mailsjorgensen@titanium.org.

ITA Conference Sponsors Include:Allegheny Technologies Incorporated

Dynamet IncorporatedGrandis Metals

Perryman CompanyReading Alloys IncorporatedRome Metals Incorporated

TechSpec IncorporatedTIMET

RTI International Metals, Inc.Vulcanium Metals Incorporated

Zak Incorporated

7th Annual Golf Classic

This year the ITA will host the 7th Annual GolfClassic at the Legacy Golf Course in Henderson,NV. The golf classic is limited to 96 players. There

are no spaces left. If you are interested in a pairing report,visit the ITA web site atwww.titanium.org, click on the golf classic, or call StaceyJorgensen at (303) 404-2221 for more information.

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Inside The ITA

SAFETYNews...

Safety CommitteeSeptember 13, 2001

Niles, Ohio

The Safety Committee will meet atthe RMI facility in Niles, Ohio onThursday, September 13, 2001. TheSafety Committee meeting is open toindustry. Currently there are 20registered participants.

This is a great forum for sharing information and learningfrom each other’s experiences in an industry where safetyrisks can be relatively high. In a highly competitive industry,safety is one of the few areas where competitive pressuresdo not and should not inhibit honest and open communicationbetween participants. Feedback from our last meeting hostedby TIMET’s Henderson, NV plant was very positive. Withyour attendance and participation, this year’s meeting isexpected to be just as beneficial. For more informationcontact Stacey Jorgensen at (303) 404-9400 or e-mail:sjorgensen@titanium.org.

Throughout its history, Titanium FinishingCompany (TFC) has been involved with unusualfinishing requirements for common and exotic

materials. The company was originally formed to provideproprietary titanium anodizing processes. TFC selectivelyexpanded its capabilities over the years to meet other specialmetal finishing needs of the market niches it served. As thecoating systems TFC offered were found to performsuccessfully in more and more demanding aerospace and otherhigh-reliability applications, their use naturally spun-off intoother industries. TFC’s depth of expertise in specialized metalcoating technologies and problem-solving capabilities arewell-known throughout the military, aerospace and medicalcommunities.

For more information contact TFC at (215)679-4181 or visittheir web site at www.titaniumfinishing.com.

Look Who’s New to the ITA Membership!

China Huaxia Nonferrous Metals Group, as a state-ownedmanufacturer and exporter, is united into a group by 5 non-ferrous metals works and 1 Import & Export company namedXiamen Huaxia International Trading Co. Ltd. Being one ofthe leading manufacturers and exporters of Titanium,Tungsten, Molybdenum, Nickel, Copper-Nickel, Monel &other non-ferrous metals and stainless steel tube, copper tubein China, China Huaxia Nonferrous Metals Group has over30 years of producing experience.

Their complete production system includes Ti, W, Mo, Ta,Nb, Zr, Hf, Ni, Si and their alloys; other rare metals in formsof ingots, plate & sheets, tubes & pipe, bars, wires, foils,forgings, special castings; powder metallurgy, clad materials,silicon metals, ferroalloys and their equipments, and otherproducts for aerospace industry use. For more informationvisit their web site at www.nonferrous-metal.com.

In 1989, when Lectrotherm first opened its Massillon, Ohioplant, company founders knew there was an industry needfor an organization to repair vacuum induction meltingfurnaces with consistent quality. Today, Lectrotherm isrecognized as the largest independent company specializingin the manufacture, design and service of induction meltingand heating furnaces, electromagnetic stirring devices and avariety of specialized electromagnetic equipment used in themetals industry.  Services now offered include the design andmanufacture of the following:

· Induction melting furnaces· Plasma and electron beam cold hearth melting equipment· Precision casting equipment for SX, DS and Equiax

castings· Scrap turnings processing and classification systems for

titanium, aluminum and ferrous markets· Induction heating systems for forging, extrusion and mass

heating applications· Electromagnetic lifting equipment and the rebuilding and

enhancement of electromagnetic stirring devices

The Lectrotherm team is made up of individuals that havebeen both titanium processing system operators and designengineers, a rare combination in this industry. Experience onboth sides of the fence has given Lectrotherm personnel

insight and sensitivity to customers’ goals and expectations,as well as a vision for technology’s role in the future oftitanium production. Lectrotherm will also be exhibiting atthe 17th Annual Conference and Exhibition at booth #43.For more information visit their web site atwww.lectrotherm.com or call (800) 633-3584.

What’s New in Titanium

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Smart Shirt Rolls Up Its Own SleevesWhen Temperature Rises

By Katherine Cheng Reprinted fromJuly 26 - After centuries of sweating it out and second-guessing the weather when we dress in the morning, moderntechnology has finally taken away some of the strain ofdressing ourselves. Relief comes in the form of a newlydesigned wrinkle-free shirt designed to roll its own sleeves.

Created by Mauro Taliani of the Italian design house CorpoNove, this is a “thinking shirt” for the laziest of men. Madefrom an alloy of nickel and titanium, and interspersed withnylon, the shirt has a characteristic called “shape memory.”When its wearer gets too hot, the sleeve fabric is programmedto shorten from wrist to elbow in a matter of seconds. A fewdegrees cooler, and the shirt sleeves return to normal.

Scientists previously suggested that metal memory could beused in the underwiring of bras, but costs prevented the ideafrom ever taking off.

“I wanted to do something new in the fashion world,” saysTaliani. “It’s the first example of intelligent, smart clothes ina real way.”

The shirt also never needs ironing, making it perfect forfrequent travelers and busy people on the go. Even if theshirt has been crumpled in a ball and packed tightly in asuitcase, 30 seconds of blow-drying will bring it back topristine conditions, according to Taliani. “Our customersare going to be looking for something new, but I don’t wantto sell to just curious people,” he says. “I want to helpeveryday people in their daily life.”

Everyday people might have a hard time stomaching theshirt’s hefty price tag, though: It costs $3,750. Taliani hasproduced just 200 shirts this season, available in only onecolor: metallic grey. But he plans to release more next springand summer all over the world. “The more we sell, the moreprices will go down,” he says. Next up, Taliani plans todevelop an entire line of clothing for “lazy people who don’tlike to iron” and a jacket that tightens around your body astemperatures go down.

When the temperaturerises, so do the sleeves ofthis smart shirt made by anItalian company. Thefabric is actually pro-grammed to shrink.(Corpo Nove)

ITA Is Virus Free

“Code Red”, “Virus Alert”, “The Worm”- these phrases are words that are all toofamiliar lately. With the latest craze with

the “Worm” Virus, the ITA would like to assure its membersand customers that virus free is our motto!

As industry integrates more on the web and computers areaccessed more frequently it is important that your computersystems are protected. At ITA top of the line technology isin place and used every day. ITA’s computer server maintainsand scans every document that enters ITA through e-mail.That server has an AntiVirus protection that scans every e-mail, document, or file that is sent both to and from the ITA.Once your document arrives or leaves the ITA, ourpreventative maintenance programs are in effect. To furtherprotect our systems each ITA computer is installed with theNorton AntiVirus package and checks every document.

By using the Norton AntiVirus 2000, it protects our computerswhile on the Internet or getting information from floppy disksor CDs. It also automatically scans incoming attachments inthe most popular e-mail programs. ITA can quarantine aninfected file so that it’s safe for all parties to store or sendinformation without fear of spreading any viruses.

ITA Educational Database

Committee members identified the need forcreating an educational database that wouldcontain various aspects of titanium literature.

This information would be located on the ITA web site andwould assist in educating the public as well as show thattitanium is not a new metal to the industry.

The ITA web site would act as a clearinghouse of informationand consist of technical papers, relevant literature, pictures,references, articles, and case studies pertaining to all aspectsof titanium. The literature would also include the benefits,challenges, and recommendations for titanium.

To initiate this project, ITA would request the assistance ofits membership. All members are invited to submit relevantarticles or pictures of interest. All documents must includethe source and author. ITA will compile and create a catalogof papers for committee members to review at the October3rd Committee Meeting.

E-mail articles to Stacey Jorgensen at:sjorgensen@titanium.org or fax (303) 404-9111.

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cobalt-, and titanium-base materials are manufactured forthe aerospace, marine, oil and gas, chemical processing,biomedical, transportation, and nuclear industries. Productforms are: ingot, forging billet, extrusion billet, round forgingbar, round machining bar, rectangular bar, custom rolledshapes, cold drawn bar and rod, rod, bar and rod coil. VisitAllvac on the web at www.allvac.com.

Wah ChangWah Chang is a leading producer of hafnium, niobium,titanium, vanadium, and zirconium alloys for aerospace,chemical and mineral processing, consumer products,electronics, energy production, medical devices, and otherapplications. Mill product forms include tube & pipe, fittings,plate and sheet, foil, billet and bar, wire, castings, and near-net shapes. Wah Chang’s titanium alloys have good strength-to-weight ratios and excellent cold formability, desirableproperties for aerospace applications. Visit Wah Chang onthe web at www.wahchang.com.

Plymouth Extruded ShapesPlymouth Extruded Shapes is amember of the Plymouth Tube

Company, manufactures titanium and steel extruded shapesfor numerous industries, including aerospace, transportation,heavy equipment and machinery, food and dairy, pulp andpaper, textile, architectural and medical industries. Call (630)393-3550 to find out how a Plymouth Extruded Shape cansave you cost, labor and scrap. Plymouth Extruded Shape islocated at booth #3. Also, visit Plymouth Extruded Shapesat www.plymouth.com/extrusions.

Howmet Ti-CastHowmet Ti-Cast is the premier titaniuminvestment casting operation for complex

shapes and designs. Ti-Cast serves the commercial andmilitary aerospace industries. Rapid prototype capabilitiesand the close proximity of the Howmet Technical Centermake Ti-Cast the leader in customer responsiveness andtechnical support. For high volume and high propertycomponents, they offer vacuum die casting capabilities.Howmet Ti-Cast is located at booth #7. Also, visit HowmetTi-Cast at www.howmet.com.

Perryman CompanyPerryman Company is proud to exhibit samples ofthe wide array of products at the ITA conference.Technical experience, manufacturing flexibility,

and customer service are 3 foundations of Perryman Com-pany, a titanium product specialist. Focused manufacturingfacilities produce precision finish coil, centerless ground bar(including large bar & precision bar), drawn net shapes,

premium fine wire, and hot-rolled products. Various alloysare available. Perryman Company is located at booth #12.

Zak IncorporatedFounded in 1937 by Mr.Alexander Zak, their

expertise has firmly established them as technologicalleaders of fabricated water-cooled copper components. Theirdesign and manufacturing expertise has contributedsignificantly to the VAR, ESR, Plasma, and electron beamprocessing industries.

They are now an ISO 9002 certified company that offersdesign, machining, welding, fabrication, testing and repairservices. They take every opportunity to work closely withcustomers to eliminate problems, extend product life cyclesand improve processing efficiencies. Zak Inc. is located atbooth #23. Also, visit Zak Inc. at www.zakinc.com.

Bodycote Rancho Dominguez (formerly Vac-Hyd)Bodycote Rancho Dominguez is part of the world’s largestand most progressive metallurgical services company.Bodycote has more than 250 plants in 19 countries offeringexpertise in almost all thermal processing technologies. Theynow offer commercial heat treating, brazing and coating inmore than 60 North American locations. Bodycote RanchoDominguez is located at booth #30. Also, visit them atwww.Bodycote-NA.com.

Solar AtmospheresSolar Atmospheres, specialists in vacuumheat treating with over 20 furnaces & has

installed the world’s largest capacity vacuum furnace at itsHermitage, Pennsylvania facility. The furnace is 24’ longwith a hearth capacity of 50,000 lbs. net weight. The Her-mitage facility also has several state-of-the-art 10 bar quench-ing furnaces.

To compliment the furnace there is a 25-ton crane for load-ing of large amounts of material. Vacuum heat treating ser-vices for titanium include degassing, annealing and stressrelieving. Solar Atmospheres is located at booth #31. Also,visit them at www.solaratm.com.

ADG International Marketing Fly Fishing IndustryADG is a fly fishing product oriented company.Predominantly a producer and promoter of high quality flyrods, fly reels, and breathable waders. ADG introduced firsttitanium fly rods, “Titan” TM in 1999 application of truetitanium wires pre-pregged into high modulus qualitygraphite for fly fishing application. The objective of “Titan”TM is to accomplish strength, stress, flexibility andsensitivity in fly rods. ADG is located at booth #50.

Exhibitor Spotlight - Continued

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Classified Ads

ITA On-line Classified Ads

ITA members rely on the ITA website for the latest news &upcoming events. The website reaches more qualifiedpersonnel for titanium related operations.

Advertise:EquipmentMaterialsProducts

orBusiness Opportunities

The Classified’s section of the ITA Web Site is located atwww.titanium.org. Simply click on ITA E-News &Classified’s icon from the Home Page.

When you submit a classified ad, ITA will proof youradvertisement, process your payment, and post it to thewebsite within 2-3 business days. ITA is not liable forconfidentiality in classified advertising at any time andreserves the right to reject any advertising not in compliancewith ITA standards.

This is a free service to ITA Members

Non-Member Fee: $25.00 for 120-day period. You arenotified via e-mail 3 weeks prior to the expiration date atwhich time you may renew your ad for an additional 120days.

Marketing and/or Information TechnologyContact Name: Alex HeeseContact Email: aheese@net-lynx.comDescription: Please refer to the ITA Classified Section atwww.titanium.org for a copy of the resume.

Rutile and IlmeniteCompany: Rutilo Mexicano S.A. de C.V.Contact Name: Mrs. Moctezuma, Intl. Marketing Dir.Contact Email: ind-limex@clinker.net.mxDescription: Rutilo Mexicano S.A. de C.V. is the only one-mine producer of Ilmenite and Rutile in Mexico, for the lastfifteen years. We are looking for a long-term businessrelationship to offer Rutile and Ilmenite sand (concentrate)direct from the plant. Please refer to the ITA ClassifiedSection at www.titanium.org for a complete description.

High Quality TitaniumCompany: ILWC, Inc.Contact Name: Zoltan MolnarContact Email: zoltanm@ilwc-inc.comDescription: We have 18 tons of Titanium for sale. It wasinspected by SGS. Please refer to the ITA Classified Sectionat www.titanium.org for a complete description of the in-spection report.

Titanium & Alloy Tube and BarCompany: Jinan Bluesky Metal Industry CorpContact Name: Yorkzon HouContact Email: Yorkzon@public.jn.sd.cnDescription: We can produce titanium, alloy tube and bar.

Business Opportunities: In Search Of

Materials For Sale:

Equipment For Sale:

Hydraulic PressesCompany: Johnson Machinery CompanyContact Email: presses@johnsonmachinery.comDescription: Hot Forming / SPF, Forging & OtherApplications. Up to 14,000 Ton Capacity In Stock. PleaseCall: 800-426-6613 Fax: 973-743-1112 for more information.

Materials Wanted:

TitaniumCompany: Tricor MetalsContact Name: Barb FedorchakContact Email: barb@tricormetals.comDescription: We are looking for Gr-1 or Gr-2 sheet .020"-.125" or plate .187"-1" that does not have certification.

Products Wanted:

Titanium Sheet, Pipe, PlateCompany: Shah Hastimal Laxmichand & Co.(India)Contact Name: Ramesh ShahContact Email: ssapltd@vsnl.comDescription: Please quote your lowest CIF Bombay, Indiaprices along with the delivery period: Titanium Sheets Grade2: 1mm , 2mm , 3mm , 4mm , 5mm , 6mm , 25mm , 26mm 1tonne each respectively. We also require Ti Grade 2 (sec-ondary, surplus) in form of pipe, sheet, plate etc.

Are you registered for the 17thAnnual Conference & Exhibition?

Early registration endsSeptember 1, 2001!

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Upcoming Conferences

August7-9 Welding Class, Albany, OR

13-16 52nd Sea Horse Inst. Meeting - The MarineCorrosion Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC

28-30 ASNE 2001 Fleet Maintenance Symposium, SanDiego, CA

29-9/1 Surfaces in Biomaterials 2001, Scottsdale, AZ

September4-7 Offshore Europe 2001: Oil & Gas Exhibition &

Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland

9-13 Corrosion Solutions, Sunriver, OR

11-14 Defense Systems & Equipment International,London Docklands, UK

13 ITA Safety Committee Meeting, Niles, OH

16 - 21 8th Asian Steel & 13th Intl. Stainless Steel Conf.,Kowloon Shangri-La, Hong Kong

18 - 21 Emc 2001, Friedrichshafen, Germany

19-20 11th International Conference on ComputerTechnology in Welding, Columbus, OH

19-21 Power Gen Asia, Selangor Darul Ehsan, KualaLumpur, Malaysia

20-21 5th Zinc & It’s Markets Seminars, Singapore, Asia

23-26 2001 Iron & Steel Exposition and AISE AnnualConvention, Cleveland, OH

23-27 ACHEMA - 6th World Congress of ChemicalEngineering, Melbourne, Australia

23 - 27 3rd Intl. Symp. on Structural Intermetallics (ISSI-3), Jackson Hole, WY

30- Oct 2 17th ITA Annual Conference & Exhibition, Las Vegas, NV

October3 TICOMP Metals Open House, Chinnos, CA

29 -31 Metal Forming & Fabricating Show & Conference,Sao Paulo, Brazil

30-1 Dallas 2001 Advanced Productivity Exposition,Dallas, TX

November4-8 TMS Fall Meeting, Indianapolis, IN

4-8 33rd Intl. SAMPE Tech. Conference, Seattle, WA

5-6 US Committee for the Advancement ofSuperplasticity’s SPF Conference, Indianapolis, IN

5-8 ASM Materials Solutions Conference andExhibition, Indianapolis, IN

6-8 Oceans 2001, Honolulu, HI

11-14 FABTECH International 2001, Chicago, IL

12-16 27th International Symposium for Testing andFailure Analysis, Santa Clara, CA

13-15 Stainless Steel World Conference & Expo 2001

19-22 QUIMTEC 2001, Sao Paulo, Brasil

Send ITA your next press release to be included in thenext issue of Titanium Update. Forward press releases to

sjorgensen@titanium.org.

Member Companies

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Affinity International, LLC Perryman CompanyAirport Metals Plymouth Extruded ShapesAllegheny Technologies Incorporated Plymouth Tube Company Allegheny-Ludlum Poggipolini SRL Allvac President Company, Ltd. Titanium Industries Incorporated President Titanium Incorporated Wah Chang Reading Alloys IncorporatedAlpha Source Incorporated Remmele Engineering Inc.AstroCosmos Metallurgical Renton Coil Spring CompanyBekaert Fibre Technologies BIAM / General Titanium Incorporated Rome Metals Inc.BIBUS Metals AG RTI International Metals Inc.Body Cote Rancho Dominguez, formerly Vac-Hyd Galt Alloys IncorporatedCast Alloys Incorporated Sandinox ComercioChina Huaxia Nonferrous Metals Group Sandvik Special Metals CorporationCK Worldwide Incorporated Siderval S.p.A.Coastcast Corporation Solar Atmospheres IncorporatedCogne Acciai Speciali S.r.I. Solar Atmospheres of Western PACONSARC Corporation Spectore CorporationCorrosion Materials Spemet Company, Ltd.Deutsche Titan GmbH STADCODynamet Incorporated Strohecker IncorporatedDynamet Technology Incorporated Suisman Titanium CorporationDynamic Machine Works Incorporated Sumitomo Corporation of AmericaDynamic Materials Corporation Sumitomo Sitix of Amagasaki IncorporatedELLETT Industries Limited Supra Alloys IncorporatedExcelco Developments Incorporated TechSpec IncorporatedF.W. Hempel & Co. Tibrasil Titanio Ltda.FAE S.A. Fabricación de aleaciones especiales TICO Titanium IncorporatedFlowserve Corporation TICOMP Metal FormingFort Wayne Metals Research Products Corp. TIMETGfE Metalle & Materialien GmbH LOTERIOS S.p.A., a TIMET CompanyGFI Aerospace TIODIZE Company, Inc.GIB Resources Incorporated TiSurf International ABGrandis Metals Titania S.p.A.Harvey Titanium Limited Titanium Engineers IncorporatedHi Tech Alloys Titanium Fabrication CorporationHowmet Corporation Titanium Finishing CompanyHyundai Titanium Company, Ltd. Titanium International Fabricators (Pty) LimitedItochu Non-Ferrous Materials Company, Ltd. Titanium Sports Technologies LLCJamegy Incorporated Trans World Alloys CompanyJoseph Oat Corporation Tricor Industrial IncorporatedJSC "FIKO" U.S. Chrome Corporation of CaliforniaK.P.C. Corporation U.S. Vanadium CorporationKeywell LLC Vac Air Division Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Special Metals, Inc.Lectrotherm United Alloys Aircraft Metals, Inc.Luxembourg Company of Metals and Alloys S.A. United Titanium IncorporatedMetem Corporation VALTIMETMonico Alloys Incorporated VSMPONaval Surface Warfare Center Vulcanium Metals InternationalNF & M International Incorporated Wellmet International Inc.Noble Alloy Valve Western Titanium IncorporatedNon Ferrous International Corp. Northwest Institute for Nonferrous Metal Research ZAK, Inc.Pacific Cast Technologies, Inc. Zirconium Research Corporation