Molybdenum metal is a silvery white, very hard transition metal, but is softer and more ductile than tungsten. Its main characteristics are durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion and high temperatures. Molybdenum is a metal used as raw material in order to obtain alloys, among which more resistant steel stands out. Approximately two-thirds of this metal is used for this purpose, also known as inox, with contents up to 6%.
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Molybdenum Sheet | ||
.003″ x 12″ x 36″ | .020″ x 12″ x 36″ | .060″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.005″ x 12″ x 36″ | .025″ x 12″ x 36″ | .070″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.010″ x 12″ x 36″ | .030″ x 12″ x 36″ | .090″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.012″ x 12″ x 36″ | .040″ x 12″ x 36″ | .100″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.015″ x 12″ x 36″ | .050″ x 12″ x 36″ | .125″ x 12″ x 36″ |
Molybdenum Plate | ||
.187″ x 12″ x 36″ | .500″ x 12″ x 36″ | 1″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.250″ x 12″ x 36″ | .625″ x 12″ x 36″ | 1.25″ x 12″ x 36″ |
.375″ x 12″ x 36″ | .750″ x 12″ x 36″ | |
Molybdenum Rod & Molybdenum Bar | ||
.060″ x diameter x r/l’s | .250″ x diameter x r/l’s | .875″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.062″ x diameter x r/l’s | .3125″ x diameter x r/l’s | 1.00″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.070″ x diameter x r/l’s | .375″ x diameter x r/l’s | 1.250″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.080″ x diameter x r/l’s | .437″ x diameter x r/l’s | 1.500″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.100″ x diameter x r/l’s | .500″ x diameter x r/l’s | 1.750″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.125″ x diameter x r/l’s | .625″ x diameter x r/l’s | 2.000″ x diameter x r/l’s |
.1875″ x diameter x r/l’s | .750″ x diameter x r/l’s | 2.250″ x diameter x r/l’s |
Molybdenum Wire | ||
.002″ diameter x coil | .006″ diameter x coil | .030″ diameter x coil |
.003″ diameter x coil | .010″ diameter x coil | .035″ diameter x coil |
.004″ diameter x coil | .020″ diameter x coil | .040″ diameter x coil |
.005″ diameter x coil | .025″ diameter x coil | .050″ diameter x coil |
Molybdenum Tube & TZM Tube | ||
.125” od x .015” wall x 36” long | .312” od x .030” wall x 36” long | .750” od x .050” wall x 36” long |
.188” od x .020” wall x 36” long | .375” od x .025” wall x 36” long | 1.00” od x .050” wall x 36” long |
.250” od x .020” wall x 36” long | .500” od x .030” wall x 36” long | |
Molybdenum Strip (Thickness) | ||
0.01-0.03 mm | 0.03-0.06 mm | 0.06-0.10 mm |
0.10-0.15 mm | ||
Molybdenum Foil | ||
.001” | .002” | .003” |
.004” | .005” | .006” |
.007” | .008” | .009” |
Molybdenum Disc & Molybdenum Square | ||
7 ~ 100mm Diameter | 0.25 ~ 4.0mm Thickness | |
Molybdenum Spraying Wire | ||
3.17 mm | 2.3 mm | |
Molybdenum Lanthanum Wires (Mo-La wires) | ||
0.2mm-4.0mm Dia. x L | ||
Molybdenum Heating Elements (Diameter) | ||
3.0 mm | 4.0 mm | 5.0 mm |
6.0 mm | 7.0 mm | 8.0 mm |
9.0 mm | ||
Molybdenum Boat | ||
0.3-30mm T | 10-500mm W | 50-1000mm L |
Molybdenum Crucible (Capacity) | ||
1000 ml | 100 ml | 10 ml |
15 ml | 20 ml | 25 ml |
35 ml | 45 ml | 55 ml |
5 ml | 75 ml | |
Molybdenum Electrode | ||
(14-20)×(14-20)×L, L < 500 mm | (3 – 25)×(50 -500)×L, L < 800 mm | (f20 – f100)×L mm |
Molybdenum Tray | ||
Molybdenum (Mo) Mandrel | ||
Molybdenum Trioxide (MoO3) | ||
-325mesh | -100mesh | -200mesh |
Molybdenum Metal Powder (Particle size) | ||
2 – 3μm | 50nm | |
Molybdenum Powder for Thermal Spraying | ||
-75 +38 µm | -75 +30 µm | -45 +16 µm |
Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) | ||
1.0-1.5 μm | ||
Mo-La Alloy (Molybdenum Lanthanum Alloy) | ||
TZM Alloy (TZM Molybdenum) | ||
Molybdenum Niobium Alloy Ingots (Mo-Nb Alloy) | ||
Ion Implantation Components (TZM Alloy) | ||
Molybdenum Fastener | ||
Molybdenum Heat Shield | ||
Molybdenum Spinning Nozzle | ||
Ion Implantation Components (Molybdenum) |
* Specific lengths and sizes available upon request.
Symbol: Mo
Atomic Number: 42
Atomic Weight: 95.95
Element Category: Transition Metal
Molybdenum is a silvery-white, hard metal that is softer and more ductile than tungsten. It is valued for its high melting point, excellent creep resistance, low thermal expansion, strong corrosion resistance, and good thermal and electrical conductivity.
Forms available: Rod, Bar, Plate, Sheet, Foil, Wire, Disc, Crucible, Boat, Electrode, Fastener, Powder
Purity: ≥99%
Types include:
TZM Alloy
Mo-La (Lanthanum-doped)
Mo-W (Molybdenum-Tungsten)
Re-Mo (Rhenium-Molybdenum)
Mo-Nb, Al-Mo, Fe-Mo, Cu-Mo, ZHM, MHC
Mo-Ni Master Alloy
Examples: MoO?, Mo?C, MoS?, MoSi?, MoB, K?MoO?, Lithium Molybdate
Purity: ≥99.9%
Designed for vacuum deposition and thin film coating
Types include: Pure Mo, MoO?, Mo/Al, Cr/Mo, Mo/Ti, Ta/Mo
Purity: ≥99.9%
High-purity layered crystals for electronics and research
Examples: MoS?, MoTe?, MoSe?, MoSSe, MoWS?
Purity: ≥99.9%
High Melting Point: 2623°C
High Strength and Toughness
Excellent Corrosion and Oxidation Resistance
Good Electrical and Thermal Conductivity
Creep Resistance at Elevated Temperatures
Low Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
Alloying Agent: Improves hardenability, strength, and corrosion resistance in steel and superalloys
Furnace Industry: Used in heating elements, radiation shields, and sintering trays
Electronics: Applied in filaments, electrodes, and heat sinks
Catalysis and Lubricants: Molybdenum compounds are used in high-performance lubricants and chemical catalysts
Glass and Enamel Industry: Acts as a bonding agent between metals and enamels