Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.06"
Thickness Description
Our Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 with a
0.06-inch thickness offers exceptional corrosion resistance and mechanical
strength, making it a dependable choice for high-performance applications.
Manufactured to meet ASTM B708 standards, this versatile material retains its
stability under extreme temperatures and in demanding chemical environments
such as corrosive acid processes. With remarkable thermal conductivity and
biocompatibility, Tantalum is commonly employed in the medical, aerospace, and
electronic industries. Each sheet is precisely fabricated to your required
width and length, ensuring seamless integration into specialized equipment or
custom assemblies. Backed by stringent quality controls, this Tantalum Sheet
UNS R05400 promises superior purity and consistency, meeting or exceeding
industry specifications. Choose it for long-lasting durability, consistent
performance, and the confidence that comes from using a reliable, high-quality
material.
Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.06"
Thickness Applications
Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 with a
0.06" thickness offers remarkable versatility due to its corrosion
resistance, high melting point, and excellent ductility. Known for its
biocompatibility and electrical conductivity, tantalum is a strategic material
in demanding environments. Its distinctive properties make it ideal for
applications where reliability, performance, and longevity are paramount,
particularly in electronics, chemical processing, and aerospace settings.
1. Electronics Applications
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Capacitor Components:
Tantalum’s high dielectric strength and resistance to failure make it a
superior choice for manufacturing high-performance capacitors used in power
supplies and portable devices.
·
Semiconductor
Equipment: Tantalum’s stability under vacuum and exceptional thermal properties
allow for precise etching and deposition processes in semiconductor production.
2. Chemical Processing Applications
·
Corrosion-Resistant
Reactors: Thanks to its inertness and ability to withstand extreme chemical
conditions, tantalum is used in reactors that handle strong acids and
aggressive media.
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Protective Liners:
Tantalum sheets are often employed as liners in chemical tanks and piping,
extending equipment life and reducing maintenance needs.
3. Aerospace Applications
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Heat-Resistant
Components: Tantalum’s high melting point and thermal stability make it
suitable for components in jet engines and propulsion systems, where it endures
intense heat.
·
Structural
Elements: Due to its strength and fatigue resistance, tantalum can reinforce
critical aircraft components that require reliable performance under stress.
Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.06"
Thickness Packaging
Each Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400,
0.06" thickness, is meticulously wrapped in protective film to guard
against surface scratches. Next, it is sealed in vacuum packaging with
desiccants for moisture and corrosion control. Reinforcement with foam inserts
ensures added cushioning during transit. Optional crate customization is
available to accommodate specific transport requirements, guaranteeing safe
delivery and optimal material integrity.
Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box,
or Customized.
Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.06"
Thickness FAQs
Q1: What are the key material
properties of Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400, 0.06" Thickness?
A1: Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 at 0.06" thickness offers exceptional
corrosion resistance, high melting point (approximately 2,996°C), and excellent
formability. It has a robust tensile strength range, typically around
40,000–60,000 psi, and retains strength at elevated temperatures. With a high
purity level of at least 99.9%, it resists chemical attack from most acids,
making it ideal for applications in harsh chemical environments.
Q2: How can this tantalum product be processed or fabricated?
A2: Due to its excellent ductility, Tantalum Sheet UNS R05400 at 0.06"
thickness can be formed using conventional methods like stamping, bending, and
deep drawing. Preheating is often recommended to reduce potential cracking
during forming. Welding can be performed via TIG or electron beam processes
under inert atmospheres to prevent contamination. Machining requires
specialized tooling and slow speeds due to tantalum’s toughness.
Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Tantalum Sheet UNS
R05400, 0.06" Thickness?
A3: Tantalum Sheet UNS
R05400 at 0.06" thickness often meets ASTM B708 for chemical composition
and mechanical properties. It may also conform to ASME standards for pressure
vessel applications when applicable. Manufacturers typically provide Material
Test Reports (MTRs) confirming chemical purity and mechanical data.
Additionally, ISO 9001 certification ensures quality management, while
compliance with DFARS may be required for specific government or aerospace
contracts.
Related Information
1. Raw Materials - Tantalite
Tantalum is a mineral deposits. 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.
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