Molybdenum Foil

Molybdenum plates include plates, sheets, blocks, strips and foils, among which plates are divided into thick plates and thin plates. Generally, plates with a thickness greater than 3MM are defined as thick plates, plates and sheets with a thickness ranging from 0.4 to 3MM are defined as thin plates, and products with a thickness of less than 0.4MM are defined as foil materials.

Because molybdenum plates have excellent high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, high strength, high hardness and other properties, they are widely used in national defense, aerospace, glass fiber and other industries.

Molybdenum plate has very good thermal conductivity and does not react much with thermal expansion and contraction during use. Its good electrical conductivity has become an important material in the electronic and power equipment manufacturing industry. Of course, it is also used very well in some other industries. . Because molybdenum plates can withstand high temperatures of 2,900 degrees in vacuum, they are currently the most widely used thermal conductive material in the spacecraft industry.