The International Titanium Association (ITA) is a membership based international trade association dedicated to the titanium metal industry.  Established in 1984, the ITA's main mission is to connect the public interested in using titanium with specialists from across the globe who may offer sales and technical assistance. 

Working through our extensive membership resources, we seek to expand the knowledge base for the metal, providing technical literature and sponsoring seminars and conferences. For nearly three decades we’ve instructed thousands of professionals in all aspects of titanium usage. We look to educate engineers, designers and business executives on titanium’s superior properties and explain how those properties can be exploited to enhance products and services. We also strive to advance ideas in research, design, metallurgy and engineering, and serve as the leading forum to cultivate the exchange of ideas and support a diverse, dynamic, global industry.  Current ITA membership is comprised of more than 200 organizations and over 1,500 individual members worldwide.

Each year our signature industry event is the TITANIUM Conference and Exhibition.  TITANIUM USA 2017, the 33rd anniversary meeting will be held October 8-11, 2017 in Miami, Florida.  TITANIUM 2016 held in Scottsdale, drew an attendance of nearly 1,000 delegates from 30 countries.  ITA has added a European TITANIUM Conference & Expo in a commitment to serve its European Members.  TITANIUM EUROPE 2015 hosted 400+ guests from 28 countries in Paris, France and looks forward to TITANIUM EUROPE 2017 which will be held May 17-19, 2017 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.  Registration for the 2017 events are available now.

ITA also sponsors educational workshops and manages a variety of technical and marketing committees dedicated exclusively to the titanium metal industry.

It is our hope that you take advantage of these many benefits to allow the ITA to promote and support your organization. Make this the year your organization invests in becoming a member of the International Titanium Association.

Call the ITA for more information on membership, or visit the Membership Benefits section of our Web site to learn more about the organization.