Tungsten/Molybdenum
Overview
This is a high-melting-point metal product with excellent heat resistance.
Tungsten, which has the highest melting point (3,380°C) and high specific gravity (19.3) among metals, has been used in various products since the first filament manufacturing in Japan in 1909, taking advantage of its excellent properties when combined with other metals.
On the other hand, molybdenum has a higher melting point (2,630°C) than iron and nickel, and is more machinable than tungsten, allowing it to be processed into a variety of shapes. Taking advantage of these characteristics, it is used in many applications.
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