Howmet Tital GmbH

We are the world market leader in investment casting products made of titanium and aluminum alloys.

Tital GmbH, which belongs to the American group Howmet Aerospace, produces and sells investment casting products made of titanium and aluminum alloys and is one of the world market leaders in this segment. The company can produce castings up to 1.5 m in size and weighing up to 300 kg. It supplies companies in the aerospace industry, among others.

The castings are produced using the lost wax process. Titanium is an extremely strong and heat-resistant material, making it ideal for use in engines and other demanding areas of all civil and military aircraft.

The Hero-Premium-Casting® process, which has been patented since 1995, enables the production of lightweight aluminum components with above-average mechanical properties.

Its largest customers include companies such as Airbus and Safran. Tital also supplies components for the engines of the Eurofighter.

The investment casting specialist based in Bestwig employs around 700 people and was founded in 1974 by the companies W. C. Heraeus and Honsel AG. The company was taken over by its own management in 2006. In 2008, Titan-Aluminium-Feinguss GmbH changed its name to Tital GmbH.

In 2015, Tital GmbH was acquired by the US group Alcoa, which was split up in 2016 to form the new company Arconic. Arconic was also split up in 2020, creating the Howmet Aerospace Group.

WORLD MARKET LEADER PRODUCT/S

Investment casting products made of titanium and aluminum alloys

Location

Bestwig

Employees

World wide: 700

Milestones

1974

Foundation of the company by the Honsel and Heraeus companies

1995

Patent for HERO Premium Casting Process®

2009

One of the largest titanium casting furnaces in Europe enables castings weighing up to 300 kg for the first time

2016

Affiliation to the Arconic Group

2020

Further demerger to form the Howmet Aerospace division

Contact

Howmet Tital GmbH
Kapellenstraße 44
59909
Bestwig

Phone +49 2904 981-0

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