Titanium Hub Industries
India’s No.1 titanium cooling coil manufacturing company
Woven and expanded titanium mesh on a welded titanium frame — for plating racks where copper and steel baskets corrode, warp and contaminate the bath.
Woven, expanded or perforated titanium mesh, cut and welded into a frame — one basket keeps its shape through years in a nickel or chrome bath.
Frame, hook length, mesh gauge and busbar fit all set from your drawing — the same basket your existing rack already expects.
Holds in sulphuric, hydrochloric, nitric and chromic baths that pit copper and steel within months.
Titanium's strength-to-weight ratio keeps a loaded basket easy to lift, dip and drain by hand.
Uniform mesh keeps anode-to-cathode distance consistent for an even deposit across the rack.
Frame, hooks and busbar spacing built to your existing rack — no rework on the line.
Four builds cover almost every rack — anode basket, mesh basket, a bespoke build and an anodising-line basket. All are made to your drawing.
Rack size, busbar spacing and current density checked against mesh gauge and frame size.
Mesh is cut and formed to size, then folded to the basket profile ready for welding.
Argon-shielded TIG joints on the frame and hooks, colour-checked for oxidation.
Dimensional check, pickle, crate. Drawing and material certificate travel with the basket.
Nickel, chrome, zinc and anodising tanks held inside their temperature window through the shift.
Pickling, etching and acid storage duty where the bath itself is the aggressive medium.
Process cooling where product contact demands a non-leaching, cleanable surface.
Electrolyte cooling and rectifier-side heat loads on continuous finishing lines.
ETP and ZLD streams with chlorides and mixed acids that rule out stainless steel.
Seawater and brackish cooling circuits, condenser and chiller-side coil replacements.
Mesh gauges, frame sizes, hook details and the inspection regime — the same document our workshop quotes from.
Rack size, mesh gauge and busbar spacing. Drawings can follow by email.