Cobalt Rod

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Cobalt Rod & Wire

Cobalt Wires

Material: Cobalt, CAS # 7440-48-4

Purity: 99%, 99.9%, 99.95%, 99.99%

Size: Rod – Diameter 3.00~80mm * Length<2,000mm  

     Wire – Diameter 0.05~3.00 mm * Length

HAYNES 188 Cobalt Alloy Rod

HAYNES 188 Cobalt Alloy Rod

Material: HAYNES Alloy 188, UNS R30188

Composition: Co-Cr(20%~24%)-Ni(20%~24%)-W(13%~15%)-Fe(<3%)-C(<0.15%)

Properties: 9.14g/cc Density, 1,300°C M.P.

Feature: Oxidation Resistance Up to 1,095°C

Main Applications: Turbine Engines, Combustor Cans, Flame Holders, Liners

Description

Cobalt Rod is a metallic product composed of cobalt, often used in its pure form or as part of an alloy. Cobalt is known for its unique properties, including high melting point, strength at elevated temperatures, magnetic properties, and resistance to wear, corrosion, and thermal shock. These characteristics make cobalt rods valuable in various applications across multiple industries.

Properties

  • High Melting Point: Cobalt’s melting point is around 1,495°C (2,723°F), which allows it to maintain structural integrity under high temperatures.
  • Strength at High Temperatures: It retains strength at elevated temperatures, making it ideal for applications requiring durability in extreme heat.
  • Wear and Corrosion Resistance: Cobalt rods are highly resistant to wear and corrosion, even in harsh environments, extending the life of their components.
  • Magnetic Properties: Cobalt is ferromagnetic and can be magnetized, making it useful in various electrical and magnetic applications.

Manufacturing Process

Cobalt rods are produced through industrial processes, including melting, casting, and forging or extrusion, followed by drawing or rolling to achieve the desired diameter and surface finish. The specific process can vary depending on the intended application and the required properties of the final product. For instance, alloying cobalt with other elements can enhance its strength, corrosion resistance, or magnetic properties.

Applications

  • Aerospace and Aviation: These materials are used in the manufacture of parts for aircraft engines and turbines due to their ability to withstand high temperatures and corrosive environments.
  • Medical Devices: Cobalt-chromium alloys, often in rod form, are used for prosthetic implants and surgical instruments thanks to their biocompatibility and wear resistance.
  • Electronics and Electromagnetics: Employed in producing magnetic alloys and other components requiring high magnetic saturation.
  • Tooling and Hardfacing: Cobalt rods produce tools and dies for hot working processes and hardfacing materials to improve the wear resistance of metal surfaces.
  • Energy Sector: In nuclear applications, specific cobalt alloys serve as materials for rods used in control rods and other reactor components due to their stability under radiation.

Packaging

Our Cobalt Rods are clearly labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control. We take great care to prevent damage during storage or transportation.

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