Molybdenum (chemical symbol Mo, atomic number 42) is a refractory metal with excellent properties and wide applications, with a melting point of up to 2620 ℃. With high thermal conductivity, low thermal expansion, and excellent creep resistance, it has become a key material in multiple industries.
Its core advantages are significant: high purity ensures the production of reliable melting crucibles in sapphire growth and other scenarios; Excellent dimensional stability and corrosion resistance make it suitable for harsh working conditions such as glass melt mixers; The balanced thermal and electrical properties make molybdenum an ideal heat dissipation support material for power electronic devices.
The product has a wide range of forms, including molybdenum rods, molybdenum wires, molybdenum plates, crucibles, and alloy materials. It is widely used in fields such as steel smelting, glass manufacturing, semiconductors, aerospace, and nuclear industry. It can not only improve the strength of steel, but also withstand extreme temperatures and corrosive environments. It is an important basic material for modern industry.