Not all titanium wires are the same guys.
When you want to bring a new product to the market, you have to think first and thats what I did as I always do.
About titanium. Why we brought it to the market:
1. biocompatible, so suitable to
vaping
2. it can be made in wires
3. It can be made in diameters suitable to
vaping
4. It doesnt have zero resistance
5. It has lower resistance than nichrome and kanthal, something we like because we can make more threads, so better smoke and taste
6. It had great temperature coefficient for the upcoming Proteus
7. Its not VERY springy but it is more than nichrome and kanthal. (So I had to find a way to make it NO springy)
These factors make titanium the best wire for vaping. But there are so many titanium wires out there, so I had to take some more decisions. What grade, how clear, based on what standard, and I had to find a way to make it less springy. Also I had to see if factories can keep the same quality in every batch.
My decisions were:
Grade 1, that is the most clear
But even if grade 1 is the most clear, there are grade 1 wires that are more clear than others. The clearness was between 99 and 99,8%. I choose the last one.
The standard that I based was ASTM B863
The way to stop its springness? I annealed it. Easy and healthy procedure.
Thats how a product must come to the market. Not just "titanium wire". And thats how my wires are made.
I suppose that all sellers around the world will do it like this now that they have learned what they have to do, so you will be able to buy the right stuff