Niobium-Titanium

Niobium-Titanium (NbTi) is a superconducting alloy widely used in building powerful magnets, such as MRI machines and particle accelerators. When cooled to extremely low temperatures, it conducts electricity without resistance, allowing it to generate strong magnetic fields efficiently. Its durability, ductility (bendability), and reliable superconducting properties make it an ideal material for creating compact, high-performance electromagnets. NbTi's ability to withstand mechanical stress during operation also contributes to its popularity in scientific and medical applications requiring stable, intense magnetic fields.