Typical applications: Lighting industry: supporting the entire tungsten molybdenum rod, molybdenum pins, molybdenum hooks, and molybdenum rings in traditional incandescent lamps; tungsten twisted wire core rod; used for sealing with quartz glass in low and high pressure mercury lamps and halogen lamps Narrow strips of molybdenum; shields used to reduce the brightness of automobile headlights; a high-temperature molybdenum wire used in support rods for automobile and motorcycle headlights.
Electron tube industry: Molybdenum wire used for vacuum-tight connection with borosilicate glass in electron tubes, especially surface-polished molybdenum pins; gratings made of molybdenum wire that can withstand huge thermal stress; used to improve electron emission characteristics Gold-plated molybdenum wire; anodes, auxiliary anodes, cathode support components and other structural parts in electron tubes such as launch tubes, short-wave tetrodes, and high-power tetrodes; molybdenum end caps and molybdenum pins in microwave magnetrons, etc.
Semiconductor technology: The thermal expansion coefficient of molybdenum is similar to that of silicon, and molybdenum has been widely used in transistors and semiconductor components. Molybdenum wafers for silicon single crystal substrates, molybdenum wafers and rings for cathode side connection.
Electronic industry: semiconductor substrates, electron tube grids, molybdenum electrodes, passive cooling device radiators, capacitor sintering boats and cups, etc.
