Molybdenum Spraying Wire Description
Molybdenum is gray-metallic and has the third highest melting point of any element next to tungsten and tantalum. It is found in various oxidation states in minerals but does not occur naturally as a free metal. Molybdenum allows readily form hard and stable carbides. For this reason, Molybdenum is frequently used for making steel alloys, high strength alloys, and superalloys. Molybdenum compounds usually have a low solubility in water. Industrially, they are used in high-pressure and high-temperature applications such as pigments and catalysts.
Our Molybdenum spraying wire is covered with graphite, which turns to metallic luster upon removal.
Molybdenum Spraying Wire Specification
Diameter (mm)
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3.17
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2.3
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Tolerance (mm)
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+/-0.05
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+/-0.025
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Tensile strength
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>700-900MPa
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Elongation
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>20-5%
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Tailor-made spray wire is also available.
Molybdenum Spraying Wire Application
1. Durable Coating for Vehicle Parts: Spraying wire is widely employed to apply thin, wear-resistant coatings on essential vehicle components like piston rings and gearbox parts. This enhances their longevity and overall performance.
2. Efficient Machinery Repairs: In machinery maintenance, spraying wire is used for repairing parts, especially bearings. The sprayed coating restores surfaces, ensuring cost-effective repairs and improved functionality.
Molybdenum Spraying Wire Packaging
Our molybdenum spraying wire is carefully handled to minimize damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of the product in its original condition.
Specification
Diameter (mm)
|
3.17
|
2.3
|
Tolerance (mm)
|
+/-0.05
|
+/-0.025
|
Tensile strength
|
>700-900MPa
|
Elongation
|
>20-5%
|
Tailor-made spray wire is also available.