This page is for people building their own exhaust: bends, straight tube, flanges, clamps, hangers, heat materials and titanium stock, in SS304, Ti Gr2 and Inconel 625. Sizes are given as diameter (1.5 in to 4 in) and wall thickness so you can order against a drawing.
Titanium saves weight but needs argon shielding and the right process; SS304 is easier to work with and the default for most fabrication.
What to check before ordering
- Fix the diameter first, then choose wall thickness and bend radius.
- Titanium is harder to weld — confirm your process capability before buying stock.
- Flanges and clamps should be bought as a set with the tube; mixing brands often creates tolerance problems.
FAQ
Can titanium be welded with a normal welder?
No — it needs argon shielding and a dedicated process.
What wall thickness should I choose?
1.5 mm is the common choice; go thicker for high-boost applications.
Start here
Fabrication stock is bought by outside diameter and wall thickness, not by nominal pipe size. The sections below are the sizes most builds order first.