Titanium 3D printing is a way to make objects by building them up layer by layer. Titanium alloys are popular in 3D printing because they are strong, can handle high temperatures, resist corrosion, and work well in cold conditions. This technology is used in areas like medicine, aerospace, and making molds, but there are still many challenges to overcome. In the future, efforts will focus on creating new types of powder, improving the machines used, developing better testing methods, and optimizing the overall process.

Titanium parts made from samples are processed using advanced machines like five-axis and four-axis CNC machining centers, three-axis machining centers, and high-precision measuring tools like three-coordinate detectors. This ensures high accuracy in the production.

Titanium parts made based on drawings are commonly used in the petroleum industry. They are used for items like the outer cylinder of logging instruments, protective cylinders for inclinometers, and beryllium bronze joints.