Molybdenum Cylinder

Molybdenum cylinders and ingots can be made into rods, wire, pellets, and other molybdenum products.

TZM Alloy Cylinder

We offer cylinders made of pure molybdenum (ASTM B387, Type 361), TZM alloy (type 364), and molybdenum-lanthanum alloy. Custom lengths and diameters are available.

Surface Finish for molybdenum cylinder
Black –Surface covered with processing lubricants and oxides.
Finish turning- The surface is machined by turning, similar to grinding.
Ground – The surface is center-less ground to remove all coating and to achieve precise diameter control.

Molybdenum cylinder is manufactured to customized lengths in diameters ranging from 0.16″ to 6″. A long cylinder with a small diameter is called a rod, while a cylinder with a large diameter is called an ingot. Cylinders will small diameters and lengths can be called pellets.

Specification for Moly cylinder & ingot

Molybdenum Rods

We also provide TZM alloy cylinder and Mo-La alloy cylinder and ingot per drawings.

Packing of Moly cylinder & ingot

Regularly, our cylinders and ingots (TZM alloy cylinder, Mo-La cylinder) are packed in wooden crates, cartons are also used for small pellets.

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Molybdenum is used for its extremely high melting point and relative flexibility. Molybdenum has a melting point of 2,623 °C. Molybdenum has a high elastic modulus, and only tungsten and tantalum have higher melting points. Typical applications for Molybdenum are crucibles, evaporation boats, propulsion components, x-ray tubes, the lighting industry, glass melting electrodes, high-temperature furnaces, sputtering targets, heat sinks, heating elements, electrodes, stirrers, orifice plates, support members, mandrels, shields, sintering trays, filaments, furnace windings, thermocouple sheaths, nose cones, nozzles, jet tabs, contacts, brazing fixtures, boring bars, tools, heat radiation shields, cathodes, and aircraft and missile parts and nuclear energy applications where high-temperature resistance is crucial.