Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm Description
These Tantalum Bars and Rods, manufactured from high-purity UNS R05400 Tantalum, exhibit substantial resistance to corrosion in harsh chemical environments. With a diameter of 10 mm and customizable lengths, they provide significant strength and stability under high temperatures, attributed to Tantalum’s high melting point of approximately 2996°C. Complying with ASTM B365 standards, each rod undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure uniformity, meeting strict dimensional tolerances. Applications include chemical processing plants, aerospace systems, and advanced electronics, where these rods deliver reliable performance. Tantalum’s notable ductility and durability designate it a suitable option for specialized applications, such as medical implant manufacturing and semiconductor production. Utilise our Tantalum Bars and Rods for performance aligned with industry quality and safety mandates.
Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm Applications
Tantalum bars and rods, represented as UNS R05400 with a diameter of 10 mm, have extensive applications in critical industries due to the inherent properties of tantalum. Its significant corrosion resistance, high melting point, and excellent biocompatibility make it a valuable selection for electronics, chemical processing, and aerospace sectors. This guide outlines how these distinctive characteristics support specialised applications across various fields.
1. Electronics Applications
· Capacitor Components: Tantalum’s high dielectric constant makes it suitable for stable and efficient capacitors in advanced circuit designs.
· Sputtering Targets: Tantalum rods act as pure sputtering materials, allowing precise thin-film deposition in semiconductor manufacturing.
· High-Temperature Sensors: Tantalum’s capability to endure extreme heat ensures accuracy and durability in temperature measurement devices.
2. Chemical Processing Applications
· Corrosion-Resistant Reactors: Tantalum bar and rod serve as reactor linings or components, safeguarding equipment from harsh chemical environments.
· Protective Liners: The inert characteristics and durability of Tantalum establish it as the material of choice for lining pipes, valves, and other critical processing elements.
3. Aerospace Applications
· Heat-Resistant Components: Tantalum’s melting point enables it to maintain structural integrity in high-temperature applications, such as rocket nozzles.
· Structural Elements: Tantalum rod and bar, due to their strength and stability, are used in lightweight, high-strength components for aircraft and spacecraft.
Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm Packaging
Tantalum Bars (UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm) are meticulously wrapped in corrosion-resistant plastic film, followed by impact-resistant foam and durable wooden or cardboard crates. For enhanced protection, vacuum sealing can be employed to counteract oxidation and contamination. Additional anti-corrosion measures, such as VCI paper, can be incorporated as necessary. Custom packaging solutions, including specific labelling, moisture-absorbing packets, or wooden pallets, are available to accommodate unique shipping requirements.
Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.
Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm FAQs
Q1: What are the key material properties of Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm?
A1: This Tantalum Bar, classified as UNS R05400, is recognised for its significant corrosion resistance in acidic environments, a high melting point of approximately 2996°C, superior ductility, and excellent thermal conductivity. It maintains stable mechanical properties at elevated temperatures, thus making it suitable for demanding applications. Its high biocompatibility renders it an excellent choice for medical implants. Furthermore, it retains its structural integrity under extreme conditions.
Q2: How can this tantalum product be processed or fabricated?
A2: This Tantalum rod may be processed through hot or cold working to obtain precise dimensions using forging, rolling, or drawing techniques, due to its notable ductility. It is commonly annealed at high temperatures to relieve stress and enhance workability. Machining generally necessitates specialised tooling and slow feed rates to manage its predisposition to seize. Vacuum or inert atmosphere welding is advisable to maintain purity and avoid contamination during joining.
Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Tantalum Bar, Tantalum Rod UNS R05400, Dia. 10 mm?
A3: These Tantalum products comply with various international standards, including ASTM B365 and ASTM F560 for medical applications. Manufacturers typically hold ISO 9001 certification for quality management, ensuring consistent physical and chemical properties. Additional third-party certifications, such as AS9100 for aerospace or PED for pressure equipment, may apply based on the end-use sector. Independent laboratory testing frequently verifies composition, mechanical properties, and dimensional tolerances.
Related Information
1. Raw Materials - Tantalite
Tantalum is a rare metal, constituting approximately 0.0002% of the Earth's crust. It is primarily sourced from tantalite ore, located in pegmatite formations and alluvial deposits. Stanford Advanced Materials procures high-grade tantalite from ethical mining operations, ensuring compliance with Conflict-Free Minerals regulations.
2. Recycling of Scrap Materials
Tantalum recycling of scrap involves the collection of scrap from multiple sources, including end-of-life electronic components, manufacturing waste, and obsolete equipment that contains tantalum parts.
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