List of Our Rhenium Products

About Rhenium (Re) 

Symbol: Re 

Atomic number: 75 

Atomic weight: 186.207 

Element category: transition metal 

Rhenium is a rare, silvery-white metal with the third-highest melting point (after tungsten and carbon). It significantly enhances high-temperature strength in superalloys for jet engines and serves as a catalyst in petroleum refining. 

Available Rhenium Products: 

- Metal Forms: Powder, wire, sheet, pellet, rod, spherical powder 

- Alloys: W-Re/Mo-Re wires/rods/foils, W-Re electrodes, spherical alloy powders 

- Compounds & Catalysts: Oxides, ammonium perrhenate, borides, chlorides, silicides 

- Specialty Materials: Evaporation materials, ReSe?/ReS? crystals 

Compact, high-performance solutions for aerospace, energy, and chemical industries.

* Specific lengths and sizes available upon request.

Rhenium Description

Rhenium is a silvery-white metal with a high melting point of 3186°C (5767°F), making it one of the highest melting metals. It has a density of 21.02 g/cm³ and is known for its exceptional resistance to wear and corrosion. Rhenium is rare, and its primary source is by-product from molybdenum refining. Due to its unique properties, it is used in several high-tech and demanding industries.

Rhenium Products

Rhenium is commonly available in forms such as powder, wire, foil, sheet, target, and crucible. It is also available in alloys like rhenium-tungsten and rhenium-molybdenum for applications requiring high heat resistance and strength. Additionally, rhenium is used in superalloys for aerospace and turbine engines.

Rhenium Properties

• High Melting Point: With a melting point of 3186°C, rhenium performs well under extreme temperatures.
• Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Rhenium remains stable in harsh environments, including acidic and oxidative conditions.
• High Density and Strength: Provides superior mechanical strength and durability under stress.
• Electrical Conductivity: It has good electrical conductivity, making it useful in electrical contacts and components.

Rhenium Applications

• Aerospace & Defense: Used in superalloys for turbine engines and other high-temperature applications.
• Catalysis: Rhenium is essential in the petroleum refining process as a catalyst to improve fuel production.
• Electrical Contacts: Due to its high conductivity and resistance to corrosion, it is used in electrical contacts and thermocouples.
• Medical Devices: Rhenium is used in radiation therapy as part of medical isotope production for cancer treatments.