How Strong is Titanium? Hydraulic Press Test!
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2020
- Go to buyraycon.com/hydraulicpress for 15% off your order! Brought to you buy Raycon. Which is the strongest pure elemental metal? Titanium, aluminum, copper, iron or tin? How many tons they can take? We are going to test that out with our 150 ton hydraulic press and 150 ton force sensor. Don't try this at home! we are profesional and all people were behind really strong blast shiel and had personal protection equipment.
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Do not try this at home!! or at any where else!!
Music Thor's Hammer-Ethan Meixell 
Наука
I have also plenty more of these cubes! I just need to build fume hood for my safety box in case some of these explodes so we don't get any nasty powder flying around the shop.
Can you make a video about how hydrolic press works? how it generates it's force
@@dota2mas7er84 There is quite many good videos about that on RUclips but maybe I should make my own version also
Very satisfying that you can still read the name on some of the cubes
Where did you buy the cubes?
Hydraulic Press Channel
Safety first my friends. We’ll wait, we’re not going anywhere.
1:37 Titanium
3:21 Aluminium
4:50 Iron
6:43 Tin
9:40 Copper
Oh no it's........It's......DIOOOO
Thanks!
ZA WARUDO
very appreciated
10:00 ZA WARUDO
I like how you don’t mess around, you did titanium first. I appreciate it.
wrg
Yep
Nah, i like when you put it last, and start with the weakest one
Meanwhile alot of another stupid youtubers put the advertised thing on thumbnail on the last to make you watch the whole video :c
@@araigumakiruno that's not stupid, that's smart if you want to make more money
I love how this channel is not like “How Ridiculous”. Damn straight to the point. This is why this channel is Auwesome. (Gold and Awesome)
Nerds are the core demographic of the channel.
And his wife can do pull-ups...pretty awesome.
Other metals: Atleast try to defend
Sn: *Perfect Circle, as it should be*
@Dani Boi happy. It is a gud joke
“People seem to think titanium is strong ...HOLY CRAP yeah it’s strong”
I laughed so much for that in edit :D
I think Titanium is stronger than Gold or Silver. I think
Natural Harmonia Gropius I think thought pure gold is not strong at all. Isn’t it like the most malleable metal in the world?
@@HamuelTheGrey Not a Chemist or a full-fledge engineer of some sort, but based on what I remember, Gold was one of them
@@naturalharmoniagropius4486 Pure gold is very easily scratched.
1:40 😉 for titanium
3:25 for aluminium
4:56 for iron
6:44 for tin
9:43 for copper
Thanks bro
11:40 for danger sushi-monsta
Tungsten, bronze, brass, zinc, nickel
7:38 Raycon earbuds
@@spookable3873 😉
“Titanium isn’t very strong.” It’s literally one of the strongest elements on the planet.
"one of the strongest elements"
Wow is it like water ?
it's strong for it's weight, not for it's volume.
ruclips.net/video/lGV83MEiz5o/видео.html
@@user-sg7rl8be1s 😂😂
I'm bulletproof, nothing to lose
,
Fire away, fire away
.
Ricochet, you take your aim
,
Fire away, fire away
.
You shoot me down, but I won't fall
,
I am titanium
.
I thought of that song while watching 😂
@@vanillad1346 same 😎
‘Titanium not very strong’
Sees a big square impression
‘Ahh! Titanium very strong!’
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_hardening
He understanded it instantly when he saw it, you did not...
I mean titanium is pretty light but its pretty strong :P
@@onikabuto8269 Absolutely. I love titanium. XD
@max marrero Expensive, but beautiful.
@@Bialy_1 'Understand' in the past tense is 'understood'.
I have titanium on my spine, I'm glad to know that it is that strong, feeling like Wolwerine
Adamantium > Titanium
@@francoisconsigny9106 yep
Titanium spine means if it got hit by a bullet it wouldn't be damaged that much
Wolverine's skeleton made of Adamantium x not titanium lol.
@@itachi6523 ...I know that, it was only a comparison
for everyone wondering when you actually use titaniu. The main usage of titanium ALLOYS is in all places where you need high biocompatibility (ex. screen in bones etc) that means that it can't hurt the user (in opossition to other alloys like steel), it is also very light for it's strenght so titanium alloys were (or still are) used in planes (although mangesium and alluminium alloys are more popular at the moment), it is also highly resistant to corrosion so if you need light material with high corrosion resistance it will be much better than mangesium and alluminium alloys (you can also use titanium, or titanium compound as coating), and lastly TiO2 is known also as titanium white and is really good white dye, also safe to use in food
93 percent of the SR-71 Blackbird was Titanium. The plane had to withstand temperatures between 600 and 1800 degrees F for 90 minutes at a time and be light enough to cruise at 80,000 feet.
@@rdubb77 If memory serves, it was/is also used as a proverbial bathtub in A-10 Warthogs, protecting the pilots from the sides and bottom. 🙂
@@BennyLlama39 If I was super rich i'd have a bathtub made of titanium just to have one.
you'd use it in almost everything if it was cheaper to extract from ore. aluminum would be almost retired
9:01 I'd love to see that Raycon earbuds to the hydraulic press test
Titanium : Oh so you decided to crush me
Also titanium: i am gonna set my footprint before i die
😁😁😁
😁😉
Gave that steel plate a nice little battle scar
😭😭😭
Titanium is that one op character that took a ton to defeat but then you realise they won in the end some way or another.
It seems the strongest metal is the base of hydraulic press machine.
titanium:
I mean, the titanium put a sizable dent. As the owner of a titanium hammer, it really is a fantastic metal.
Tungsten!
Titanium: Am I a joke to you?
Ik
Titanium: i will not die without a fight!
Iron: ugh, why, you are made of my flesh and blood! What a treason! This will not be accepted!
Copper: i will try to hold it, but i cant take any longer!
Aluminium:i need heeeelp!
Tin: *intantly dies*
Nice demo! Copper work-hardens so if you were to plot the force vs compression you'd see that the first mm or so of deformation took relatively little force but then the force per mm would go up quite a bit.
"How Strong Is Titanium?"
me on the verge of death after browsing youtube for 10 hours straight: Well well well then, lets find out
bro pls, get life :D
Saaaame
Yktv😂😂
Watch mr manos man.His video is fricking cool and underrated.
i am the 1000liker
Titanium: I am strongest medal
Nokium: hold my 3310
This needs more likes
Titanium is very far from the strongest metal. It's about the same strength as steel.
@@invalidcrazy7034 what’s the strongest lightest alloy?
@@mixz49 your mom
@@uii8617 haha very funee
Titanium and aluminum have excellent strength to weight ratios, but their density is quite low compared to steel so their actual volumetric strength isn't absurdly greater, from my understanding.
We all are blacksmiths here, watching this video with 100% attention
One day before school exam
Hahaha
"I don't know if Titanium is that strong..."
*Titanium breaks the machine*
"Oooo..."
Steel is usually stronger
@@llavero5 You need one of the crazy new alloys that is minmaxed like crazy though.
Don’t read this comment and drink iced tea at the same time 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ohooo, there is a dent in surface
@@gigaslave love how we refer to alloys like videogames now lmao
Who else was waiting for him to crush the earbuds?😂
Dankpods says they're crap.
😂😂😂
Why r u guys copying my comment
Especially since Raycon's are so overrated! Raycon's $120 E55's don't hold up to JLab's $50 Air wireless earbuds.
Here's the actual data measurements comparing the two:
Https://rtings.com/headphones/tools/compare/raycon-e55-jlab-audio-jbuds-air/1623/803?usage=9287&threshold=0.1
(Raycon E55's in the left column, JLab Air's in the right column.)
@@sumeadhms3482 i thought the same thing about the earbuds when i saw them on the press before i ever even looked at comments of others
These videos are surprisingly enjoyable!
3:47 "It's almost like PLAAAAAAYDOH."
God I like his accent..
*PLAAAAAYdoh*
This guy found a way to earn money with a hydraulic press on the internet...
What a time to be alive.. xD
Another man found a way to earn money by sharing scientific paper on the internet...
What a time to be alive...
@@Engiction anton?
@@randomname2159 two minute papers
Henry
@@Engiction He actually makes money by reminding people to hold on to their papers and to think about two papers down the line.
Let’s be honest none of us searched for this, yet still watched the whole video
unknown source i wasn’t subbed but i’ve known about it
I mean I didn't watch the whole video.
There is a guy pointing out the time-stamps. lol 🤣
@@daredevil6145 same😂
you won't believe but i thought about titanium last night and today RUclips recommend this video !!
Like begger
It's very helpful and fun to see those metals "in person" instead of only reading about them in textbooks.
If super mario was a metallurgy guy he's it
1. Titanium: 1:37
2. Iron (Ferum): 4:50
3. Copper (Cuprum): 9:40
4. Aluminium: 3:20
5. Tin (Stannum): 6:43
Conclusion: 10:39
Since alot of you requested, here is sushi😂.
Sushi: 11:50
And btw thanks for all the lovely replies
Thank you so much
Our hero👍
Thanks bro
My only question is my is aluminium after copper
God bless you
There's something incredibly satisfying about seeing that perfect distortion on the text.
Tbh I couldn't agree more
Leah, just like tattoos on an old lady
Yes I noticed.
Also question?
The titanium looks like it was squished into a denser... did they compact it.. or does it still have the same volume?
@@gumunduringigumundsson9344 same volume by getting flatter it got wider aswell
@@deyinvandennieuwenhuijzen3025 yes.. but it feels especially with mr titsn like it is densing up a bit there too
That was directly to the point. Like it!
Came across third channel while recovering from COVID. This guy’s accent is perfect for this channel!
*Takes 30000 kg's to squeeze into a flatter shape*
"Its almost like play-doh"
You can tell English isn’t his first language. I think he was trying to say that it looks like play dough when it’s getting smashed.
thought he said clay
He's just that strong
@@jscorpio1987 IT'S A PLAY DOUGH !
but bit more metallic
J T no shit, he even has an accent while speaking english
"Not that strong"
That little cubic inch just had 100 ton on top of it
Little cubic inch doesn't give a fak
Little cubic inch stronk
100 tons at both ends. upwards and downwards.
Honey badger block
So does that mean it can “withstand” 100 tons of pressure per cubic inch?
LOL, was scrolling through the buffer and thought he was gonna crush the earbuds for a second. I'm addicted to this channel.
Great video. My son is studying metals and density - was a great illustration
Iron Man is not good enough, should've been Titanium Man
Titanium Man is his arch nemesis in the comics. Ironmans suit isn’t even made from iron 😅
He said to Peper in first movie his armor are made by titanium wen she talk to him about iron man name in paper news.
*Max Steel has entered the chat*
Actually Ironman's armour is an alloy of gold and titanium... Atleast in the mcu
@@yoshaosaxofonista - WINNER!!!! You speak the truth!
YOU absolutely have to do this with a tungsten cube.
I hope he does, but with extra protection... it'll shatter.
Probably explode with not a lot of force to it!
@@jerotoro2021 Tungsten carbide would shatter, but relatively pure tungsten is comparably malleable
Mmmmm tungsten
the hydraulic press would probably maxed out.
I don't know how I ended up on this corner of youtube, but you kept my attention, so, good job!
nice videos you make! keep them coming...
“Titanium is not as strong as people think”.
*Disclaimer* : It is.
Eventually, he admitted it after releasing the press.
Yes I am!
I have a titanium screw in my leg that broke in half. I only weight 200 lbs. So, it's either not titanium or it's not actually as strong.
AC COOL
The metals used in those are usually alloys of cobalt-chromium and titanium. So not completely titanium.
I have armor mine craft bro
"Isn't that strong."
Takes 100 tons of pressure to press it.
Titanium is also lighter than iron
Mr. Waffentrager Weighs 60% of iron.
@@shaku2182 100 times more expensive than iron
@@jatisasmita4813 super metal
I wonder what would happen if tungsten is used
Thank you recommended for recommending this wholesome channel.
Best metallurgy class I’ve ever witnessed.
This is Luigi when Mario is out saving the mushroom kingdom.
Crushing very specific kinds of metal for enjoyment?
but they are Finnish
hahahaha
@@ztrix3483 They're not finished.
*_sitcom laughter_*
Thats racist.... But you're right 😂😂
How strong is titanium?
Me at 3am : Ye , how strong 🤔
Answer: very strong
I'm also watching this aroun 3am😂
It's only 2:53 AM
@@joedoe1096 wtf its 3:02 for me
It went from titanium to thicctanium
Can you possibly try Nickel, Chrome and Tungsten ? I'd love to see these 3 metals tested.
"let's haav e look" 😄 that's the only phrase I'm looking forward to when watching these videos. I love the videos though
"Titanium isnt that strong."
Spongebob-"did you check under the tray?"
"wOAh It Is StRoNg.:
Weez, that was unexpected.
I love you
Omg your name is golden 🤣🤣🤣
Isn't moon Rich in titanium??
Squidward definitely didn't.
Disappointed he didn’t crush the Raycon earphones too.
xDDD
Skeppy tho 😂
EdmoreGamingTech 1000 what
They could have crushed their old ones at least. 😃
😂😂
This was randomly recomended to me and i watched every second of it
“there are no alloys”
me, looking at the steel, “are you sure about that?”
1:26 titanium
3:19 aluminium
4:44 iron
6:31 tin
9:42 copper
Thank me later
I expected them to start from softest and work up to titanium
@Sreenath Aether because it makes more sense
Him: titanium isnt that strong
Also him after pulling titanium up: Oh, wait..
DON'T MESS WITH THE BEST
HPC: "NVM, it dented the baseplate..."
Titanium is lighter than steel and stronger than aluminum. It falls in between.
Doggeslife light is not the opposite of strong.
@@Doggeslife MarazA is totally right. If you spent a single worthwhile minute to READ about the materials.... Shear strength of A36 Steel alloy: 46 GPa, Titanium: 44 GPa, Aluminum: 26 GPa. Ti is basically AS STRONG as the highest grades of Building Steels, and weighs around 50% less. You ignoramus.
This was such a great video!
Thanks for this very quick useful information to all if us
3:46 "It's almost like play-dough."
For today's extra content we have this aluminium cube. It looks extremely stationary, so we have to deal with it...
Why can't I stop watching these....You will be getting a letter from my lawyer.
Love that tin one.
Very informative and learning vedio thank u sir very well explained
When currency was invented: 4:05
"vii meid giant koin"
*_"N-Nani?!"_*
@@ChocoCopters vii - we
meid - made
giant - giant
koin - coin
@@EpikPlayzz i think he got it dw
@@disappointmant5887 nezuko aaaaahhhhhhh, since when did you start speaking though? (Don't attack me, I haven't finished the whole manga yet 😂)
Made my day 😂❤
My wedding ring is titanium, can only hope my marriage is as strong as it.
I get it but why dude why I feel bad for you
U dont have
Hope it's stronger than mine
Underrated comment
Statistically unlikely especially with a red flag such as a titanium ring lmao (Im kidding)
This is why titanium is the gold standard for submersible hulls.
I always imagined titanium as brittle. I thought it would shatter like glass. Very cool.
Titanium: Takes 60,000kg to start bending
Him: It's not that strong
Also thinked about that😅
It is strong enough to hold 60 ton and pierce through the steel base, respect
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanium
I guess you could say the Hidraulic Press is a metalbender then huh
The steel base is much stronger
@@djimanufacture7682 True, but weaker relative to its mass.
Also, steel is an alloy, not a pure metal.
"You shoot me down, but I won't fall. I AM TITAAANIIIIIUM!"
Lol
Nice reference 👍
Dionysus who
Rick did a cover. And it's pretty good
Dionysus fr?? That’s so sad :(
I truly enjoyed this video!
This is probably my favorite hydraulic press video. Others are like "wHAT HapPEN whEn WAteRmelOn is SQUISh???" But this one actually seems interesting. I never learned about how metals compare to each other besides on the periodic table. This demonstration makes me curious about how different shapes/angles and sizes would compare to each other.
The way Lauri says "attack at any time"in the extra content is too good.
Hey... If you've ever been attacked at any time by a sushi monster, you'll understand the seriousness of the situation!
Extremely dangerous so we need to deal with it haha
"Attackat at any time"
I LOVE IT! LOL!
Especially since it's been quite a long time since the last time he said the words "attack at any time". For a while now he's been saying "attack at any moment" or some other variation, so it's really fun to hear him say it the original way again. ^_^
Syntaxus Dogmata Especially one made out of Floam, that stuff feels strange and also smells like plastic tuna 😂
Me: new to the channel
Him: “... without breaking any windows.”
Me: 0_0
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Loved the cute little sushi monster at the end. New subscriber here.
I want a hydraulic press for this Christmas or my birthday next year!!
I really like how he brings up his wife's opinion every time 😂
I really like how I found someone on the internet who’s straight! It’s so rare nowadays...
ruclips.net/video/lGV83MEiz5o/видео.html
His wife opinion was definitely accurate tho.
yessss, it's cute
even cutter that they share this... hobby? hsusjhdhdusus
@@PurpleLightning2 😶?
Next: *How Strong is Hydraulic Press? Hydraulic Press Test!*
No he just stopped at that point, i think the machine can push 120T or 150T but it can damage it if you push that far
130,000 lbs for titanium
8,800 lbs for aluminum
57,000 lbs for iron
4,400 lbs for tin
4,400 lbs for copper
Titanium is built to bend, and this is actually very insightful about how flexible but resistant the metal alloy really is, thanks!
The titanium he used isn't an alloy, it's pure mineral. An alloy is a mixture of metals.
Puts 110 TONS of pressure on a block of pure aluminum: „It‘s almost like PlayDoo“🤣🤣🤣
110,000 kilos. Kilo is 2.2 lbs.
@@OakLawnSpeedShop 110,000 kilograms is 110 tons that's how the metric system works 1 ton is 1000 kilograms not to be confused with the American ton which is 2000 pounds but this guy is using the metric system so he's saying 110 tons which you gotta assume is a metric ton because of the video
@@PeterTrimboli More precisely it's called an "Imperial ton", because technically America just uses it but it was actually named and invented in the UK.
Yes, it should be 110 Tonnes..
NB, To all the Joes Schmoe out there, there is no such thing as a "metric ton", just as there isn't a "metric gallon"
A "Tonne" is a different unit, just with a similar name. lol.. 2204.62lb not 2000lb
@@kadmow en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonne
Wikipedia mentions it as a metric, but NON-SI unit.
That being said, I do prefer SI prefixes. Kilo, mega, giga, and so on
Titanium is almost as strong as steel, while being almost as light as aluminum. It is a good compromise
Yes IRON, (Fe) is pretty soft and weak..
There are steels which are a lot stronger than Ti Alloys, but also heavier (but cheaper)
Compromises all over.
Tough not strong, Iron is strong.
What steel? ^^
Not even close to as strong as steel. Steel easily wins by almost double per unit volume. Of course, titanium is stronger when weight is important.
@@brandonn6099 what sort of steel though? 🙈
It's like saying "my hand is bigger than a fish". 😅
It would have been interesting to measure the temperature of each metal after compression.
Thanks for the video i'm now confident getting a bike saddle with titanium rails vs carbon :)
*metal getting crushed by metal*
3.2 million people: "woooooow!"
jerry Arunga 3.4M
ruclips.net/video/2BmpukaUbKw/видео.html OMG THIS JUST HAPPEN
I mean not everyday you are gonna see a force powerfull enough to grind all your bones , to be applied to tiny metallic cube that seems indestructible for human strenght
Billions of people watching someone open and close their mouth while flapping their tongue
*woooow singing*
[secret Name]
Bb
"I can't think of any decent alloys with tin"
Bronze age people: "am I a joke to you?"
What about leaded solder?
Aluminium foil used to be tin. Hemce the name 'tin foil'
@@EGL24Xx RoHS says HELLO?
Every bronze medallist in sports: 😭
The answer to that question is yes.
I love your finish accent 😍 Great video
I had a titanium slip-on muffler on my motorcycle, you could put your hand on it at running temp. it was so cool.
welcome to another episode of "look what quarantine has brought us to today"
Yeah no.
This channel posts videos regardless.
Or the simple RUclips algorithm we always get regardless of what's happening on the outside world laws
😄
lol
Stolen
Fun Fact : pure gold is actually softer, it's the chemicals and materials that makes them harder
True
Gold is the most malleable and conductive metal, it's also denser than lead
Not Chemicals, Copper alloy
Ik
INDIAN GAMESTIC do you know franklin and Michael and Trevor
I find it fascinating that in all cases one can still see the outline of the original cube in the crushed samples.
Now I finally came to the dicision that Nokia is made of titanium 😎
Titanium:
Achievment Get: Martyrdom.
Drop a live grenade when killed.
The lesson here is:
Hard Steel destroy them all.
No titanium wasnt destroyed completely
@@youkaistudios3905 hard steal is the one on top crushing not the one below.
@@alsharefee ik
100th like I feel nice
@@alsharefee probably because there was over 100,000KG of force behind it he could of used feathers instead of steel and it still would of crushed it
This is an awesome video! The host sounds like Andrea's from the bad friends podcast :-)
Thank you for showing this to us.
Now squish the earbuds in the press, that would be so satisfying.
Good idea, keep them in while doing it for maximum effects 😉😉
@@itsonlyacommentsnowflake3346 Wife says 100 tonnes full go !
@@BioHydroniC 😂
I was actually expecting them to do that
It'sOnlyAcomment snowflake lol 😂
This makes me want to collect different types of metal cubes with all the details engraved on it.
Not going to lie... that was my thought and the exact reason I clicked on the thumbnail.
Eh, good luck getting a cube of uranium. :3
@@mountainhun Or a "cube" of Mercury. lol
XKCD has an awesome take on this in his book "What If?"
@@superbrownbrown mercury can be a solid if cooled
I was waiting for the combined press off all of them together...
Carl Sagan said : “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.”
07:06
"That's the worse performance so far"
He's trying his best, okay.
"worst by far" he said, and as you probably know, it means just that it's much worse than the others
MF175mp
It’s a joke...
Lol, tin is perfect for melting and copper too, so they made bronze from it ..
@@MF175mp You are not the brightest bulb in the room.
It is latticed titanium that has incredible mechanical strength. You should sell the things that you press in a ‘press store’! You can call it “The Full Press Court” if it’s not patented you can use it as my gift!
Congrats on the sponsor!
Common people: Oh, any metal is strong.
Hydralic Press: Oh 100 tons and its like play-doh..
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