How much does titanium cost?

Details: MetalMiner's North American Titanium Index is a weighted average of all prices submitted for each grade of titanium. Produced each Friday, the average is normalized to account for the composition, size, and quantity of the material purchased, as well as other cost drivers specific to the North American market. read more

Quick Answer. As of Sept. 2, 2014, titanium was priced at $2.72( U.S.) per pound. This price is known to fluctuate unpredictably according to market demand. read more

The current price of titanium sponge, as of January 2010 is around 7$ per kilogram, while the price for pure titanium ingot is around $20. That is about seven or eight times more expensive than stainless steel and four times as expensive in terms of specific weight, given that titanium is as half as light as steel. read more

depending on whether you are looking for regular titanium range can cost $ 8.50 per pound and ferro titanium range can cost $2.25 per pound. read more