TZM alloy is more stable than pure Molybdenum at higher temperatures, while its mechanical properties can be better than that of pure molybdenum.
Metal Alloy TZM Mollybdenum Boats:
Content:
Ti: 0.4-0.55%
Zr: 0.06-0.12%
Mo Balance
Property: High resistance to corrosion, creep resistance, high temperature environmental performance.
Many applications: Used in metalurgical, machine, petroleum, chemical and electronic industries, as well the rare earth industry.
Manufacturing process
Molybdenum Powder — isostatic Press — high heat sintering — rolling molybdenum Ingot to desired thickness — cutting out molybdenum sheet into desiered form — bent —- riveting— welding — treatment like an alkaline surface wash or sandblasting.
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