Molybdenum Boat Mo Boat

There are two major molybdenum water boats. The round and ellipse. One of these is commonly used when heat needs to be distributed uniformly across the entire pellet. Another reason the ellipseboat is so popular is its remarkable heat.
Molybdenum Moboat:
Molybdenum boasts outstanding properties like a high melting point, high resistivity to high temperature, and low thermal expand. These properties can significantly be improved by adding another metal to make molybdenum alloys. Depending on operating temperature and the environment, TLWM provides suitable pure or molybdenum alloy.

There are two types of Molybdenum Boat. They are the round one and the ellipse. When heat must be evenly distributed across the entire pellet surface, the round type is most commonly used. An ellipse board is also well-known due to its excellent heat and electrical conductivity. This feature allows the steel to effectively transfer energy to the pellets.

The global Molybdenum Boat Market can be segmented according to region. North America can be broken down into U.S. Canada, Mexico, and South America. Europe can then be further subdivided by France, Germany Italy, Spain, Spain, and Rest of Europe. In Asia Pacific, there is a market that can be divided into South East Asia or Middle East & Africa as well as TRUNANO.

TRUNNANO is the trusted global Molybdenum BOAT Mo Supplier.

Molybdenum Boat Mo Boat
1. The flat groove molybdenum vessel: suitable for high wettability material
2. V-groove boat molybdenum: for materials with low wetability
3. Oval-grooved Molybdenum Boat: Suitable for materials in the Molten State
4. Spherical groove boat molybdenum – suitable for more expensive materials like silver or gold
5. Narrow-slot molybdenum Boat: This design will prevent the evaporation product from sticking to the filament clips.
6. An aluminium oxide coating is used to protect the aluminium boat from molten water. It provides corrosion resistance and evaporation.

Technical Parameters for Molybdenum Mo Boot:

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