Ticon

Building your own exhaust, downpipe or charge pipes in titanium? Ticon Industries supplies titanium tubing and fabrication parts for welders, workshops and enthusiasts who want to save weight and build a system that lasts. Here you’ll find straight tubes, bends, flanges, mufflers, hangers and other parts for your next project.

Titanium for those who build their own

Ticon Industries is an American brand specialising in titanium for fabrication in motorsport and performance. Instead of finished systems for specific cars, Ticon supplies the building blocks, so you can design the routing around your engine, your turbo and the space under your car. Titanium is much lighter than steel and handles both heat and corrosion well, which makes the material popular for race cars, motorcycles and serious street builds.

Ticon’s key products

The core of the range is straight titanium tubing in many diameters and wall thicknesses, plus mandrel bends in various angles and radii. On top of that come V-band flanges and clamps, transitions and reducers, merge collectors, mufflers and race mufflers, tips and hangers. With these parts you can build anything from a short downpipe to a complete exhaust. See each product for diameter, wall thickness and dimensions.

Buy Ticon from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Ticon solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose titanium over stainless steel?

Titanium weighs about half as much as steel for the same size and handles high temperatures and corrosion well. It costs more and needs more care when welding, but gives a much lighter exhaust.

What should I watch out for when welding titanium?

Titanium must be shielded with argon both outside and inside (back purge), or the weld absorbs oxygen and becomes brittle. Clean the tubing and filler rod thoroughly and use TIG welding with good gas coverage.