Product Announcements: Molybdenum and Molybdenum Alloys

Molybdenum website from Ed Fagan Inc. for Molybdenum centerless ground & clean and straight rod, electronic and furnace grade molybdenum sheet, and molybdenum plate; and includes technical information on Molybdenum physical and mechanical properties, as well as typical Molybdenum applications. (read more)

Elmet's tungsten and molybdenum components are found in the latest generation electronic devices, including flat panel displays, digital video recorders, GPS units, digital music players, and many more. Our components are also used extensively in the electronics industry in a wide variety of standard electronic devices. (read more)

Molybdenum Lanthanum (MoLa) is a molybdenum alloy containing Lanthanum Oxide. This oxide-dispersion strengthened molybdenum is a mixture of molybdenum with a very fine array/dispersion of lanthanum oxide particles. Mill products available from either process include flat rolled sheet and plate. (read more)

TZM is an established Molybdenum alloy (0.50 Ti, 0.08 Zr, balance Mo), which is consolidated by either the P/M or vacuum arc-casting processes. It gives excellent service in applications that require high strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures. Mill products available from either process include forging billets, bar, rod, sheet, plate and foil. (read more)

A nickel, chromium, molybdenum and cobalt-based alloy with outstanding strength and corrosion resistance, MP35N is ideal for applications in the aerospace, defense, marine, chemical processing, oil and gas, and medical fields. Material is available in flat rolled plate, sheet, and foil from 0.002" (0,05mm) - 1.5" (38.1mm) thickness to a maximum of 24" (610mm) width. (read more)

Wrought Molybdenum metal possesses unique properties which make it desirable for use in a number of manufacturing industries. Its most useful characteristic is its high melting point, 2610° C. In practical operation, for example, this high performance material can work as a load-bearing material in industrial furnaces at temperatures ranging up to 1900° C. (read more)