Name: 99.5%-99.99% Nb Niobium Rod 7440-03-1
Availability: InStock

99.5%-99.99% Nb Niobium Rod 7440-03-1

Niobium rod, a key form of niobium and its alloys, is characterized by a high melting point, excellent corrosion resistance, superior cold workability, and high chemical stability, making it widely applicable across advanced industries.

MOQ :
25kg or customized
Delivery time :
20 days after the order is confirmed
Grade :
TREO:99%MIN
Cas No :
7440-03-1
Apperance :
Rod

Product Details

Basic information

Niobium rod, is valued for its exceptionally high melting point, excellent corrosion resistance, and good workability. This stable, refractory metal is crucial for advanced applications in aerospace, chemical processing, and superconductors.

Specification

ITEM	Niobium rods	MF	Nb
Nb	Balance	Appearance	Rod
Fe	0.024%	Density	8.57g/cm3
Si	0.0028%	Purity	99.5%-99.99%
Cr	0.0002%	CAS	7440-03-1
Ni	0.002%	Product Origin	China
Ti	0.001%	HS	8112994000

Application

1. Aerospace field: Nitrogen rods are often used to manufacture key components of aircraft engines, such as turbine blades and combustion chamber components, due to their high melting point, high strength, and good thermal stability.

2. Nuclear energy industry: Nitrogen rods have excellent radiation resistance and chemical stability, and are one of the ideal materials for nuclear reactors. They can be used to manufacture internal structural components of reactors, cladding materials, and support structures for fuel elements.

3. Chemical industry: Nitrogen rods have excellent corrosion resistance to a variety of strong acids, strong bases, and corrosive media, and are therefore widely used in chemical equipment, such as reactors, heat exchangers, and pipelines.

4. Electronic field: Nitrogen rods and their alloys have good electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity, and are therefore used to manufacture electronic components, such as capacitors, resistors, and connectors.

5. Hard alloy: Nitrogen is one of the important raw materials for manufacturing hard alloys. By combining nitrogen with other metals (such as cobalt, nickel, etc.), hard alloys with high hardness, high wear resistance, and good toughness can be produced.