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Silver Brazing Alloys
Brazing is a metal joining process whereby a filler metal is heated above the melting point and distributed between two or more close fitting parts by capillary action. It is similar to soldering, except the temperatures used to melt the filler metal are higher for brazing.
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Nickel Alloy and Applications
Alloy 201 is a commercially pure Nickel with a maximum carbon level of 0.02%. This provides highly ductile mechanical properties
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Niobium and its applications
Niobium and its alloys are remarkably resistant to corrosion by certain liquid metals, notably lithium metal and sodium-potassium alloys, and
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Tantalum and its applications
Tantalum and its alloys are midway between tungsten and molybdenum in density and melting points Tantalum has a melting point
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Titanium and its applications
Titanium has a density of just 4.505 kg per cubic metre, but combines this metallic “lightness” with a strength, especially
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Molybdenum TZM and its applications
Molybdenum’s prime alloy is TZM. It offers twice the strength of pure molybdenum at temperatures up to 1400°C. The recrystallization
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Molybdenum and its applications
Molybdenum is number 42 on the periodic table. With a melting point of 2610°C, molybdenum has a density of 10.22
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Tungsten Alloys and its applications
W Cu Alloy Tungsten/Copper is a powder metallurgical material produced by the means of infiltration with copper contents from 10
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Tungsten and its applications
Of all metals at temperatures above 1650 oC, Tungsten has the highest melting point (3422 oC) and the lowest vapour
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