Titanium is often used in hand tools because it is lighter than iron, yet stronger than aluminum. It is also highly corrosion resistant, making it an ideal material for tools that will be exposed to harsh conditions. Titanium has a higher strength-to-weight ratio than steel or iron, providing a better balance and reducing fatigue when using the tool. Additionally, titanium does not rust or corrode like iron does and can withstand temperatures up to 900 degrees Celsius. The high cost of titanium makes it more common in industrial applications than consumer-level hand tools.
A titanium tool will also maintain their appearance, unlike wrought iron that will rust or dent, and steel tools that will dent and stain.
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