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Titanium Ingot

Who melts this metal in the United States, and is the melt source DFARS compliant?

What it is

The first solid form after melting. A large cast cylinder, typically double or triple vacuum arc remelted for aerospace and defense use, that is subsequently broken down into billet, slab or bar.

Typical dimensions
Commonly 26 to 36 inches diameter, several thousand to 20,000+ lb per ingot.
Also known as
ingots, melt stock, VAR ingot, remelt ingot

Suppliers

Grouped by what they actually are. A mill and a distributor answer different needs.

Mills and producers 3

Companies that manufacture this form. Mill direct means longer lead times and mill minimums, with full melt traceability.

  • ATI Inc. Verified
    Dallas, TX · Mill Converter
    US melted

    Melts by vacuum arc remelting and electron beam. A domestic melt source for DFARS specialty metals purposes. MELT ORIGIN re-confirmed 2026-07-30 and corroborated rather than superseded: this is an integrated domestic producer that melts its own material. It remains a per-heat question regardless. DFARS 252.225-7009 status is settled on the mill certificate for the specific heat, not by the company record.

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  • Perryman Company Verified
    Houston, PA · Mill Converter
    US melted30 in (762 mm) and 33 in (838 mm) diameter

    Multiple vacuum melt sequence using electron beam cold hearth and vacuum arc remelt furnaces.

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  • Exton, PA · Mill Converter
    US melted

    Melts at Henderson, Nevada. The site's former sponge line closed in 2020 but melting continues.

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