TA7123 Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70 x 1200 mm

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm Description

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400 offers exceptional resistance to corrosion, outstanding thermal conductivity, and a remarkably high melting point—making it an ideal material choice for high-performance applications. Its stability in the presence of even the most aggressive acids and chemicals ensures long-lasting service in environments such as chemical processing, electronics manufacturing, and aerospace engineering. Crafted with precision to meet ASTM B364 standards, this grade of tantalum maintains consistent purity and reliable mechanical properties. Produced in diameters up to 70×1200 mm or fully customized to client specifications, these ingots undergo rigorous quality inspections to guarantee industry-leading performance. Each piece exhibits a refined surface finish and stable microstructure, ensuring enhanced machinability and superior product uniformity. Engineered to the highest specifications, Tantalum Ingot UNS R05400 delivers durable, high-quality results you can depend on for critical industrial and scientific applications.

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm Applications

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400 is highly valued for its exceptional corrosion resistance, high melting point, and excellent biocompatibility. The Dia. 70*1200 mm format caters to a wide range of industrial requirements, proving invaluable across multiple high-performance sectors. Its robust material properties offer unique advantages in electronics, chemical processing, and aerospace, making tantalum an indispensable choice for demanding applications.

1. Electronics Applications

·         Capacitor Components: Tantalum’s ability to store high electric charges in a compact form makes it ideal for capacitor anodes in high-performance circuits.

·         Semiconductor Equipment: Its stability at elevated temperatures ensures reliable performance in wafers and other sensitive semiconductor processes.

2. Chemical Processing Applications

·         Corrosion-Resistant Reactors: Tantalum’s outstanding chemical inertness makes it a valuable material for reactors in corrosive or high-temperature environments.

·         Protective Liners: The metal’s robustness offers an extra layer of protection in equipment exposed to aggressive chemicals and acids.

3. Aerospace Applications

·         Heat-Resistant Components: Tantalum’s high melting point and thermal stability help enhance the durability of engine parts and exhaust systems.

·         Structural Elements: Its strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to oxidation make it suitable for critical aerospace structures.

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm Packaging

Each Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, measuring Dia. 70×1200 mm, is carefully wrapped in anti-static, corrosion-resistant materials and securely sealed in vacuum packaging to maintain purity. Protective foam and sturdy wooden crates guard against impact during shipping. We also provide customized packaging, including specialized labeling and sealed containers, tailored to diverse logistical needs. This robust packaging approach ensures product integrity and preserves the superior quality of the tantalum ingots.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customized.

Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm?

A1: Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm, typically features purity levels exceeding 99.9%, a density near 16.6 g/cm³, a high melting point of around 2996°C, and excellent corrosion resistance in acidic environments. The ingot exhibits exceptional ductility and formability, making it suitable for complex shaping processes. Additionally, tantalum’s superior oxidation resistance ensures stable performance in high-temperature and harsh chemical conditions.

Q2: How can this tantalum product be processed or fabricated?

A2: Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm is commonly processed through electron beam or vacuum arc remelting for refinement, followed by hot or cold working methods like forging, rolling, or swaging to achieve desired shapes. Advanced machining techniques, including EDM and diamond tooling, can also be applied due to tantalum’s high hardness. Proper annealing steps are crucial to reduce residual stress and maintain optimal mechanical properties.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Tantalum Ingot (Ta Ingot) UNS R05400, Dia. 70*1200 mm?

A3: This Tantalum Ingot typically meets or exceeds ASTM B365 specifications, ensuring stringent requirements for composition, mechanical strength, and dimensional accuracy. Manufacturers also comply with ISO 9001 for quality management, reflecting consistent production and traceability. Additional certifications, such as AS9100 for aerospace applications or relevant mill test reports, may apply depending on customer requirements, guaranteeing reliable performance and regulatory compliance.

Related Information

1. Raw Materials - Tantalite

Tantalum is a rare metal that constitutes roughly 0.0002% of the Earth's crust. It is primarily sourced from tantalite ore, which is found in pegmatite formations and alluvial deposits. Stanford Advanced Materials sources high-grade tantalite from ethical mining operations, ensuring compliance with Conflict-Free Minerals regulations.

2. Recycling of Scrap Materials

Tantalum Recycling of Scrap. The recycling process involves collecting scrap from various sources, including end-of-life electronic components, manufacturing waste, and obsolete equipment containing tantalum parts.