VD0632 Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials, Mo/Al

Description of Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials

Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials are used in thin-film deposition techniques. They are applied in vacuum deposition processes such as physical vapour deposition (PVD) and thermal evaporation.

The material consists of a mixture of molybdenum (Mo) and aluminium (Al) in a defined ratio. It is typically provided as pellets, granules or thin plates. These evaporation materials are heated in a high-vacuum environment. The atoms vapourise and condense on a substrate to form a thin film.

Molybdenum-Aluminium films are used in various applications. They serve as corrosion protective coatings, diffusion barriers, composite materials, reflective coatings and mirrors. These mirrors function for wavelengths from ultraviolet (UV) to infrared (IR). Additionally, the evaporation materials can be alloyed with elements such as silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti). Alloying enhances specific properties and extends the application range.

Specifications for Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials

Applications for Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials

Industries such as electronics, optics and coatings use Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials. They are heated in a vacuum chamber until the evaporation temperature is reached. Molybdenum-Aluminium films serve as corrosion protective coatings, diffusion barriers, composite materials, reflective coatings and mirrors for wavelengths from ultraviolet (UV) to infrared (IR). These evaporation materials can also be alloyed with elements such as silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), thereby enhancing their performance and expanding their application range.

Packaging of Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials

Our Molybdenum-Aluminium Evaporation Materials are handled carefully during storage and transport to preserve the product quality in its original condition.