Other Molybdenum Alloys

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Molybdenum Copper Alloy (Mo-Cu)

Composition: Combines molybdenum with copper.

Ratio: Mo15Cu, Mo20Cu, Mo25Cu

Shape: All shapes, Can be customized.

Features: Improved thermal and electrical conductivity.

More about Molybdenum Copper Alloy

The extensive applications of Molybdenum Copper Alloy encompass various fields. These include vacuum contacts, conductive heat dissipation components, instrumentation components, and components in rockets designed for slightly lower temperatures. Additionally, it finds use in high-temperature components of missiles, such as range extenders. The alloy is also employed for solid sealing, reinforcing ribs in sliding friction, water-cooled electrode heads in high-temperature furnaces, and electro-machined electrodes.

Molybdenum Tantalum Alloy (Mo-Ta)

Composition: Combines molybdenum with tantalum.

Ratio: Mo 99%~92.5%, Ta 1%~7.5%

Features: Enhanced high-temperature strength. Used in high-temperature components, electronics and semiconductor applications, and nuclear energy equipment.

Molybdenum Niobium Alloy (Mo-Nb)

Composition: 90Mo10Nb, 95Mo5Nb

Density: 9.2~9.4 g/cc

Shape: Ingot

Features: Improved high-temperature strength and creep resistance.

Application: Flat Panel Display (FPD), Semiconductor, Aviation Aerospace, Nuclear

Molybdenum Nickel Master Alloy (Mo-Ni)

Composition: Combines molybdenum with nickel (Al, Si).

Ratio: 50Mo50Ni (47%~51%)

Density: 9.2 g/cc

Melting Point: 1,560℃

Features: Widely used in petrochemical, energy manufacturing, and pollution control, especially in industries such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, and acetic acid.

Molybdenum Chromium Alloy (Mo-Cr)

Composition: Contains chromium as an alloying element.

Features: Serve as corrosion-resistant components, high-temperature furnaces, used in aerospace, and nuclear energy equipment.

Molybdenum Silicon Alloy (Mo-Si)

Composition: Combines molybdenum with silicon.

Features: Enhanced high-temperature properties and oxidation resistance.

Molybdenum Titanium Alloy (Mo-Ti/Ti-Mo)

Composition: Contains titanium as an alloying element.

Ratio: 80Mo20Ti, 90Mo10Ti, 84Ti16Mo

Shape: Powder 0~45um, 0~150um

Features: Tailored for specific applications requiring the properties of titanium and molybdenum.

Molybdenum Hafnium Carbon Alloy (MHC)

Composition: Mo-(0.8-1.4%)Hf-(0.05-0.15%)C

Shape: Shape: Sheet, Plate, Rod, Bar or Customized

Features: Higher heat resistance, better creep resistance, and higher recrystallization temperature, compared to pure Molybdenum.

Application: High-temperature forging die, Rocket booster, Vacuum furnace, X-ray rotating anode target

Molybdenum Lanthanum Rhenium Alloy (MLR)

Composition: Combines molybdenum, lanthanum, and rhenium.

Features: High-temperature strength, corrosion resistance, used in electronic and semiconductors, nuclear energy equipment.

More About Molybdenum Lanthanum Rhenium Alloy

High-Temperature Stability:
- The alloy is designed to maintain stability and strength at elevated temperatures.
- Suitable for applications where exposure to high temperatures is a critical factor.
Enhanced Mechanical Properties:
- Incorporation of rhenium enhances the mechanical properties of the alloy.
- Improved tensile strength and creep resistance.
Tungsten-like Properties:
- Molybdenum and rhenium contribute properties similar to tungsten, such as high melting point and strength.
- Used in situations where tungsten properties are desirable but with additional advantages.
Alloy Customization:
- The alloy composition can be tailored to achieve specific performance characteristics.
- Custom formulations may be developed based on the requirements of the intended application.
Aerospace and High-Temperature Applications:
- MLR alloy is often utilized in aerospace and high-temperature applications.
- Components subjected to extreme heat and stress benefit from the alloy’s unique combination of elements.
Research and Development:
- MLR alloy is of interest in research and development efforts exploring advanced materials for extreme environments.

Zirconium Hafnium Molybdenum (ZHM)

Composition: Combines molybdenum, hafnium, zirconium and carbon

Rate: Mo-(0.4-0.7%) Zr-(1.2-2.1%) Hf-(0.15-0.27%) C

Shape: Sheet, Plate, Rod, Bar or Customized

Features: Excellent creep resistance, low resistivity, high corrosion resistance, high tensile strength, high thermal conductivity, and low thermal expansion.

Application: Used for forging die, isostatic pressing, construction of steel ingots.

More About Molybdenum Lanthanum Rhenium Alloy

High-Temperature Stability:
- The alloy is designed to maintain stability and strength at elevated temperatures.
- Suitable for applications where exposure to high temperatures is a critical factor.
Enhanced Mechanical Properties:
- Incorporation of rhenium enhances the mechanical properties of the alloy.
- Improved tensile strength and creep resistance.
Tungsten-like Properties:
- Molybdenum and rhenium contribute properties similar to tungsten, such as high melting point and strength.
- Used in situations where tungsten properties are desirable but with additional advantages.
Alloy Customization:
- The alloy composition can be tailored to achieve specific performance characteristics.
- Custom formulations may be developed based on the requirements of the intended application.
Aerospace and High-Temperature Applications:
- MLR alloy is often utilized in aerospace and high-temperature applications.
- Components subjected to extreme heat and stress benefit from the alloy’s unique combination of elements.
Research and Development:
- MLR alloy is of interest in research and development efforts exploring advanced materials for extreme environments.

Description

In addition to Molybdenum-Tungsten (Mo-W), Molybdenum-Rhenium (Mo-Re), and Molybdenum Lanthanum(Mo-La) alloys, there are several other types of Molybdenum alloys, such as Molybdenum Copper Alloy, Molybdenum Tantalum Alloy, Molybdenum Niobium Alloy, Molybdenum Nickel Alloy, Molybdenum Chromium Alloy, Molybdenum Silicon Alloy, Molybdenum Titanium Alloy, Molybdenum Hafnium Carbon Alloy (MHC Alloy), MLR, ZHM Alloy, and each tailored for specific applications.

Out of the Molybdenum alloys above, there are few other alloys, and some of them are semi-finished products, such as Aluminum Molybdenum (Al-Mo), Ferro Molybdenum (Fe-Mo), Aluminum Molybdenum Vanadium Titanium (Al-Mo-V-Ti) master alloy, Aluminum Molybdenum Vanadium Iron (Al-Mo-V-Fe) master alloy, and more.

These alloys can be customized by adjusting the ratio of alloying elements to meet specific requirements in terms of strength, flexibility, thermal conductivity, and other properties. The choice of alloy depends on the intended application and the desired combination of material characteristics. Feel free to Contact Our Expert Team to customize the model you need.

Packaging

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