TA7137 Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.127mm Thickness

Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness Description

Our Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 in a 0.005" (0.127 mm) thickness demonstrates exceptional performance in high-temperature and highly corrosive environments. Known for its excellent thermal conductivity and notable corrosion resistance—especially against acids—this tantalum sheet is well-suited for applications in chemical processing, heat exchangers, and electronic components. With a melting point of approximately 2996°C, tantalum maintains stability and structural integrity under demanding industrial conditions, even with prolonged exposure to extreme heat. Manufactured in accordance with ASTM B708 standards, each sheet undergoes stringent quality controls to ensure consistent purity and performance. The variable width and length options provide flexibility for diverse project requirements. Whether used in laboratory equipment or advanced electronic systems, our Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 offers a reliable, high-quality solution tailored to meet critical operational demands.

Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness Applications

Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, measuring 0.005" in thickness, is valued for its exceptional corrosion resistance, high melting point, and excellent formability. These unique properties make tantalum a preferred choice in critical applications where reliability and performance are essential. From sophisticated electronic devices to demanding chemical processing environments, and even in aerospace systems, tantalum facilitates innovations while ensuring durability and long-term stability.

1. Electronics Applications

·        Capacitor Components: Tantalum’s high dielectric strength and stability make it suitable for producing compact, high-performance capacitors used in telecommunications and computing equipment.

·        Semiconductor Equipment: Due to its compatibility with semiconductor processing materials, tantalum sheets are used in sputtering targets and other wafer fabrication tools.

2. Chemical Processing Applications

·        Corrosion-Resistant Reactors: Tantalum’s resistance to acidic and corrosive environments ensures reliable performance in reactor linings and vessels handling aggressive chemicals.

·        Protective Liners: Thin sheets protect sensitive equipment surfaces, reducing the risk of contamination and prolonging operational life in corrosive chemical production.

3. Aerospace Applications

·        Heat-Resistant Components: Tantalum’s high melting point and thermal stability enable performance in extreme temperatures, particularly in engine parts and high-heat areas.

·        Structural Elements: Reinforced tantalum pieces provide reliable strength and longevity in critical assemblies exposed to demanding flight conditions.

Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness Packaging

Each Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" thick, is wrapped in protective foam and placed in sealed plastic to prevent surface scratches. Vacuum packaging minimises oxidation, while moisture-barrier materials resist corrosion. Anti-tarnish agents are included for additional protection. Customised options for labelling, palletising, and layering can be requested, ensuring secure transport and compliance with specific project requirements.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness?
A1: Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 at 0.005" thickness exhibits exceptional corrosion resistance, even in strongly acidic environments. It has a melting point of approximately 2996°C and maintains stability under high-temperature conditions. Its high ductility and excellent formability make it suitable for precision components. The material boasts a high purity level—typically 99.9%—ensuring excellent chemical inertness. Additionally, its electrical and thermal conductivity remain consistent over a wide range of applications.
Q2: How can this tantalum product be processed or fabricated?
A2: Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" thickness can be cold-worked through techniques such as rolling, stamping, and deep drawing due to its high ductility. It also supports processes like welding (TIG, electron beam, or laser) with proper shielding to maintain purity. Edge preparation must be precise to prevent contamination or damage. Heat treatments may be employed to refine grain structure, optimise mechanical properties, and facilitate forming operations.
Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.005" Thickness?
A3: Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 must comply with specifications such as ASTM B708 for chemical composition and mechanical properties. Manufacturers often adhere to ISO 9001 certification to ensure consistent quality management during production. Other relevant standards include ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code for pressure-containing parts, as well as internal company quality controls like full traceability and inspection records, ensuring the product meets strict regulatory and customer requirements.

Related Information

1. Raw Materials - Tantalite

Tantalum is a rare metal, comprising approximately 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

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