Timet

Timeline of Milestones

Since 1950, TIMET has been leading the industry in mill and melted products, supplying nearly one-fifth of the world’s titanium demand.

  • 1950

    TIMET founded as the Titanium Metals Corporation of America.

    Timet founded in 1050
    Timet founded in 1050
  • 1952

    TIMET produces world's first titanium ingots.

    TIMET produces world's first titanium ingots
    TIMET produces world's first titanium ingots
  • 1955

    TIMET receives its first large orders from the U.S. Air Force.

    TIMET order for U.S. Air Force

  • 1956

    TIMET purchases Toronto, Ohio plant.

    Toronto, Ohio TIMET plant
    Toronto, Ohio TIMET plant
    Toronto, Ohio TIMET plant
  • 1957

    TIMET develops the consumable-electrode vacuum re-melting furnace.

    Consumable-electrode vacuum re-melting furnace

    Consumable-electrode vacuum re-melting furnace
    Consumable-electrode vacuum re-melting furnace
  • 1960

    TIMET develops strip, tub, and other mill products.

    Titanium mill products

    Titanium mill products

  • 1964

    TIMET supplies materials for the A-11 program, the precursor to the SR-71 Blackbird.

    Titanium for the A-11 program
    Titanium for the A-11 program
  • 1974

    TIMET granted patent for TI 10-2-3; the leading high-strength alloy in use today.

    TI 10-2-3
    TI 10-2-3
  • 1983

    TIMET (IMI) developed alloys taking the temperature capability of titanium to 600°c (1100°f) - alloys TIMETAL® 829 and 834.

    TIMETAL

  • 1993

    TIMET introduces the "Jumbo" slab.

    Titanium Jumbo Slab
    Titanium Jumbo Slab
  • 1996

    TIMET purchases IMI Titanium of Great Britain creating TIMET UK and Cezus Titanium Business creating TIMET Savoie.

    TIMET UK
    TIMET Savoie
  • 1997

    TIMET advances architechtural market with Guggenheim Museum.

    Guggenheim Museum

  • 1998

    TIMET commissions its third EB furnace.

    TIMET EB Furnace

  • 1999

    TIMET increase VAR capacity in Morgantown.

    VAR furnace capacity

  • 2009

    TIMET commissions two additional VAR furnaces.

    VAR furnaces

  • 2021