Molybdenum Wire Manufacturer & Supplier
We are engaged in offering a broad array of high-quality Molybdenum wire. We produce molybdenum wire for several applications. The word “molybdenum” comes from the Ancient Greek word molybdos, which means “molybdenum.”
The ability of molybdenum to endure high temperatures without expanding or melting is helpful in high-pressure and high-temperature applications.
Molybdenum wire is occasionally used instead of tungsten wire due to its lower density. Molybdenum wire, on the other hand, has a high weight-to-strength ratio.
Molybdenum wire is widely used to make structural support parts, even at very high temperatures. It’s commonly used for furnace components, including heating elements, outlets, and windings, for example. Molybdenum wire is suited for high-temperature furnaces with hydrogen or vacuum atmospheres due to its high melting point.
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Molybdenum wire is also utilized in light bulbs as a component. It can be used to make filament supports for tungsten lamps, halogen lamp bulb leads, and electrodes for gas discharge lamps and tubes. This type of wire is also seen in airplane windshields, where it acts as a defrosting heating source. Molybdenum wire is also used to make electron tubes and power tube grids.
The wire’s surface could be uncoated or coated. Coated wire is black because it is covered with oxides and lubricants. The tensile strength of wire is essential in manufacturing, and it also affects the appearance of the wire: the higher the tensile strength, the less straight the wire will be. This silvery metal has the sixth-highest melting point of all metals. The melting points of tungsten and rhenium, for example, are higher.
Molybdenum, sometimes known as moly, is a chemical element with the symbol Mo and the atomic number 42. Copper wire has around a third of the electrical and thermal conductivity of molybdenum wire.