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How does the corrosion resistance of niobium titanium capillary affect its service life?

The corrosion resistance of niobium titanium capillary is one of the key factors affecting its service life for the following reasons:
• Extended service life: Good corrosion resistance can significantly extend the service life of niobium titanium capillary, especially in high temperature and corrosive environments.

• Biocompatibility: Titanium alloys are increasingly used in biomedical fields such as dental implants and plastic surgery restorations due to their good biocompatibility and corrosion resistance.
• Electrochemical corrosion resistance: After electrochemical polishing, ultrafine-grained pure titanium has smaller surface pits and higher electrochemical corrosion resistance, thereby extending service life.
• Reduced maintenance costs: In high temperature and corrosive environments, choosing materials with good corrosion resistance can significantly extend service life and reduce maintenance costs.
• Application areas: Due to the high chromium content, some alloy materials perform well in a variety of corrosive media, especially in marine environments and petrochemical fields, where they have a long service life.
In summary, the corrosion resistance of niobium-titanium capillaries is directly related to their stability and service life in various application environments, especially in biomedical and corrosive environments, where the selection of materials with excellent corrosion resistance is crucial.