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Titanium Split Ring Model: TI15/TI32 These small (15mm) large (32 mm) split ring are made of titanium! This large split ring works well with our new ti mini clip has reasonable memory for�returning to original form after adding keys or the clip itself. � The small split ring will easily deform leaving a slight gap between the coils if it is opened too much. These smaller split rings are available and I have used some successfully on a number of applications. However, they do not have the ideal springiness or memory that most common split rings have. See gaps as detailed in this image: Comparison NOTE: these rings do not have the memory of common split rings and can and will permenantly deform if opened too much. This is especially the case with the small 15 mm split ring. Notice the gap between the coils in image above.

Dimensions See our dimensions table to find the correct size of this part. Quantity Discounts Parts ordered in quantity will be automatically discounted in your cart: 10+ = 5% off, 25+ = 10% off, 100+ = 15% off.

DETAILS

• non-magnetic
• for gear and lashing attachment
• No Corrosion. This attribute of Titanium is the most significant in the marine sea water environment. Titanium has been used in saltwater applications almost since the discovery of the metal in the 1950's. Industry sources indicate continuing usage of the original Titanium equipment after 30 years of constant saltwater immersion has produced no measurable corrosion. Other saltwater applications with water temperatures as high as 500�F has produced the same result: no measurable corrosion. Titanium's corrosion resistance is due to a stable, protective and strongly adherent oxide film. The film forms instantly when Titanium is exposed to a trace of air or water.
• Cost Savings. Since Titanium will never corrode, you won't be spending your hard earned money for replacement parts that have been destroyed by rust and corrosion. Titanium: "Own it for Life."
• Strength. Titanium is approximately 40% stronger than Stainless Steel, depending on the relative grades of the two metals. In fact, Titanium has the highest strength/weight ratio of any metal.
• Weight. Titanium's relative weight, at minimum, is 40% lighter than Stainless Steel. As mentioned above, Titanium has the highest strength/weight ratio of any metal.

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