Titanium does not conduct electricity very well. It has a relatively high resistivity and low conductivity compared to copper or silver.

To attach PVC pipes, begin by ensuring they're cut to the needed length and any burrs are removed with a utility knife or sandpaper for a smooth fit. Apply a generous layer of PVC primer to the outside of the pipe and inside the fitting; this prepares and cleans the surfaces for bonding. Once it's dried (usually takes a few seconds), apply PVC cement to both primed areas. Quickly join the pipe and fitting together with a slight twisting motion to evenly distribute the cement and hold firmly for about 15 seconds to ensure a secure bond. The cement sets fast but allow at least 2 hours before testing and 24 hours for full strength. Remember to work in a well-ventilated area as the fumes from the primer and cement can be harmful.

In injection blow molding, the low-pressure perform time is critical for ensuring the quality of the molded product. This process involves the injection of molten plastic into a preform mold where it is then blown into its final shape. The low-pressure perform time refers to the phase where minimal pressure is applied to allow the molten plastic to partly cool and solidify in the mold's shape before being fully blown. Optimizing this time is crucial as too short a period can lead to incomplete mold filling or poor surface finish, while too long a period can result in increased cycle times and reduced productivity. The exact timing varies depending on the type of plastic used, the thickness of the final product, and the specific machinery. Manufacturers often rely on trial and error or process simulation software to find the ideal balance, aiming to minimize cycle time without compromising the quality of the final product.