Attribute：
Ta & Ta-alloy (such as Ta-2.5W, Ta-10W, Ta-40Nb etc) rod can be used for aviation and aerospace industry, high-temperature, atomic and chemical industry due to its high melting point, anti-corrosion, good cold workability and other characteristics. It is mainly used to produce supersonic aircraft, rocket engine, spacecraft combustor parts, high-temperature furnace parts, corrosion resistant parts which are resistance to nitric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric, etc.
Parameter：
| Name | Specifications | Diameter(mm) | Max Length(mm) | Condition |
| Ta & Ta alloy Rods | ASTM B365 ASTM F560 GB/T 14841 | 6.0~00 | ≤3000 | Annealed |
Product etails
Tantalum rod is a high-purity refractory metal bar with dense structure, uniform grain size and excellent surface finish. As one of the most reliable high-performance tantalum products, it features an extremely high melting point, exceptional high-temperature strength, superior thermal stability and outstanding chemical inertness. Tantalum rods exhibit excellent resistance to corrosion by strong acids, alkalis and various corrosive media at both room temperature and elevated temperatures, far exceeding the performance of stainless steel and most common refractory metals.
In addition, tantalum metal possesses low thermal expansion coefficient, excellent thermal conductivity, good ductility and superior machinability, ensuring stable mechanical performance under extreme working conditions. With outstanding biocompatibility, radiation resistance and vacuum compatibility, tantalum rods are widely used in chemical corrosion-resistant equipment, aerospace high-temperature components, semiconductor vacuum devices, medical implant parts, electronic industry sputtering targets and precision instrument manufacturing. We supply tantalum rods in high purity grades ranging from 99.9% to 99.99%, with customized diameters, lengths and surface treatments to meet strict industrial and scientific research requirements.
Applications：
Electrical industry
Tool bit and aiguille
Modern medicine
Metallurgy, aviation
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