Molybdenum wire mainly refers to a consumable made of molybdenum and other precious metals that continuously moves with a high-voltage electric field to cut the workpiece during wire cutting processing. That is, the thin metal wire that continuously moves when the wire cutting machine processes the workpiece is called electrode wire (also called electrode wire).

Molybdenum tubes are usually machined from forged molybdenum rods. Arkmax can also manufacture molybdenum tubes that are rolled from molybdenum sheets into tubular shapes and riveted or welded, as well as molybdenum tube targets that are forged and shaped after sintering (molybdenum rotating targets).

The molybdenum sheet is dark brown, and if washed with alkali, it will have a silver-gray metallic luster. It can be produced according to the width and thickness provided by the user. The surface is smooth and flat, without defects such as heavy skin, delamination, cracks, cracked edges, and inclusion of impurities.

Molybdenum rod has high melting point, good thermal conductivity and low thermal expansion properties. At high temperatures, it can resist oxidation and has high strength. Molybdenum rods can be used to manufacture electric vacuum devices and electric light source parts, and can also be used as high-temperature heating elements, high-temperature structural parts, electrodes, etc.

Molybdenum is both hard and soft, and more ductile than tungsten. Molybdenum has a high elastic modulus, tungsten and tantalum only have a higher melting point. Molybdenum plate is used in many specialty steels. Some other common uses are molybdenum electrodes, vacuum furnace applications, nuclear energy, missile and aircraft parts.

Molybdenum electrode has high high-temperature strength, good high-temperature oxidation resistance, and long service life. Based on these advantages, it is usually used in daily glass, optical glass, insulation materials, glass fiber, rare earth industry and other fields.

The molybdenum crucible is produced from Mo-1 molybdenum powder, and its operating temperature ranges from 1100℃ to 1700℃. Mainly used in mthe etallurgical industry, rare earth industry, monocrystalline silicon, solar energy, artificial crystal ,and mechanical processing industries.

Molybdenum-lanthanum alloy is an alloy composed of base metal molybdenum and lanthanum trioxide existing as dispersed particles in the matrix. The La2O3 content in the alloy is generally 0.5%~5.0% (mass fraction).

Cemented carbide is made of carbide (WC, TiC) micron powder of high-hardness refractory metal as the main component, with cobalt (Co), nickel (Ni), and molybdenum (Mo) as binders. Powder metallurgy products sintered in reduction furnaces.

Molybdenum-copper alloy material is made by composite rolling of infiltrated molybdenum-copper alloy and molybdenum-copper sandwich structure bimetal and then machined into the final product.

Compared with other metals, titanium is a shiny silver-white transition metal with low density and high corrosion resistance to seawater, aqua regia, chlorine, etc. Titanium is alloyed with metals such as aluminum, manganese, iron, and molybdenum to increase strength, withstand high temperatures, and reduce the weight of the resulting alloy.

Tantalum (Ta) is a refractory metal. Tantalum is quite soft compared to tungsten or even molybdenum. Tantalum's density and melting point are between those of tungsten and molybdenum.