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    Molybdenum - Element information, properties

    SAM prepares our molybdenum to perform perfectly in every application. We can determine the following properties through the addition of various alloys:

    • Physical properties (e.g. melting point, vapor pressure, density, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, heat capacity)
    • Mechanical properties (e.g. strength, fracture behavior, creep resistance, ductility)
    • Chemical properties (corrosion resistance, etchability)
    • Machinability (e.g. cutting processes, formability, weldability)
    • Recrystallization behavior (recrystallization temperature, embrittlement, aging effects)

    Molybdenum & Molybdenum Alloys

    And there's more: By using our own customized manufacturing processes, we can modulate various other properties of molybdenum across a wide range of values. The result: Molybdenum alloys with different ranges of properties are precisely engineered to meet the requirements of each individual application.

    Name of material

    Chemical composition (percentage by weight)

    Mo (pure)

    >99.97

    TZM

    0.5 % Ti / 0.08 % Zr / 0.01 - 0.04 % C

    Mo-Lanthanoxid (ML)

    ML

    0.3 % La2O3

    MLR (R = Recrystallized)

    0.7 % La2O3

    MLS (S = Stress relieved)

    0.7 % La2O3

    MoILQ (ILQ = Incandescent Lamp Quality)

    0.03 % La2O3

    MoNb

    MoNb10

    9.71 % Nb

     

     

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