Pure Molybdenum Rod
Pure Molybdenum Rod - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pure Molybdenum Rod
Description
Description
Midwest Tungsten Service can cut or custom make any rod to your specifications. We also offer custom alloys. Please contact mts@tungsten.com to inquire about custom or out-of-stock sizes.
Made according to ASTM B387 Type 361.
High quality pure Molybdenum (Mo) rod in 1 meter lengths conforms to international standards. Material certifications are available upon request. All material is lot controlled, stress relieved, and formed through high temperature pressing and sintering processes. This rod is perfect for machine shops, labs, research and development, and DIY machinists. Also check out our Pure Tungsten and Tungsten Alloy Rods!
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Midwest Tungsten Service can cut or custom make any product to your specifications. Request a quote for custom or out-of-stock sizes.
Frequently asked questions
What purity is this molybdenum rod?
What purity is this molybdenum rod?
99.95% pure molybdenum, made according to ASTM B387 Type 361. All material is lot controlled, and material certifications are available upon request.
What sizes does the rod come in?
What sizes does the rod come in?
Diameters run from 0.0093" fine rod up to 2.5". The finest diameters come in 10" lengths; larger diameters come in 12", 36", or 1 meter lengths depending on size.
What if I need a size that isn't listed?
What if I need a size that isn't listed?
We can cut or custom make any rod to your specifications, and we also offer custom alloys. Contact mts@tungsten.com about custom or out-of-stock sizes.
How is the rod made?
How is the rod made?
It is formed through high temperature pressing and sintering, then stress relieved. Every lot is controlled and traceable.
What is molybdenum rod used for?
What is molybdenum rod used for?
Machine shops, labs, research and development, and DIY machining projects. Molybdenum offers high-temperature performance (melting point 2623 °C) at about half the density of tungsten.
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