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How to change the Titanium colour
We have started manufacturing of Titanium Implants In India, How we can change the colour of Titanium, any body can help us?
RAJEEV CHHABRA- New Delhi, India
2007
First of two simultaneous responses -- 2007
You should be making the implant according to a specification and one that would tell you what was allowed to color it.
I suspect that this is a formal anodize, not the cosmetic one that can use nearly any solution.
If you are not conforming to strict specifications, I hope that your product never enters the USA.
- Navarre, Florida
Second of two simultaneous responses --
We can help you to set a small in-house processing line for color anodizing and for gray color anodizing for medical implants. See attached pictures.

Anna Berkovich
Russamer Lab

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

2007
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