Refractory Metals

As one of the reliable refractory metal suppliers, Huasheng Metal are keeping a large and comprehensive inventory of the highest quality in form of types of refractory metals such as Powder, Bar, Rod, Sheet, Ingot, Wire and Block, etc., to ensure our customers with fast shipment and stable quality control of refractory metal products.

Over the many years of work, our refractory metal company was deeply trusted by our customers in the spread of Aerospace, Ship, Automotive & Military Industries, etc.

Types of Refractory Metals For Sale

Ferro Alloy

Ferroalloy, a master alloy composed of iron and one or several elements, mainly used in steel smelting. In the iron and steel industry, all master alloys used in steelmaking, whether iron-containing or not (such as silicon-calcium alloys), are also called 'ferroalloys', It is customary to also include some pure metal additives and oxide additives.

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Semiconductors

Elemental semiconductors are semiconductor materials made from a single element. There are mainly silicon, germanium, selenium, etc., with silicon and germanium being the most widely used.

Corrosion resistance

Refractory metals' most advantages are their strength at high temperatures and with well performance corrosion resistance to molten alkali metals and steam.

Low temperature brittleness

Brittleness occurring during plastic deformation of high melting point metals.High melting point metals such as tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium, zirconium and hafnium are high temperature materials for atomic energy, aerospace, electric light source, electric vacuum, military and other industrial applications

Oxidation resistance

The high temperature oxidation resistance of metal refers to the resistance of steel to oxidation at high temperature, and it is an important guarantee condition for whether steel can work at high temperature for a long time.

list of refractory metals

Tungsten

Tungsten has the richest content, the highest melting point and the highest metal density among types of refractory metals.

Molybdenum

Molybdenum is the most commonly used refractory metal, because it is cheaper than most other metals, and after being made into alloy, molybdenum products can resist creep and high temperature very well.

Tantalum

HSG tantalum products have the greatest corrosion-resistant performance among refractory metals.

Niobium

Niobium, often used with tantalum, is very special and can be easily processed to achieve high elasticity and strength.

Rhenium

Rhenium is the latest discovered refractory metal. It can be found in other refractory metal ores at super-low concentrations.