Discontinued (Discontinued) DY7009 Dysprosium Foil

Dysprosium Foil Description

Dysprosium Foil is a specialized material known for its excellent performance in high-temperature environments and its magnetic properties. Made from pure dysprosium, the foil is used in a variety of advanced industrial applications, including the production of high-strength magnets, electronics, and energy devices. It is an essential material in industries requiring robust performance under extreme conditions.

Dysprosium Foil Applications

• Magnetic Applications: Used in high-performance magnets for electric motors and other magnetic devices.
• High-Temperature Applications: Ideal for components used in high-temperature environments such as nuclear reactors and energy production equipment.
• Electronics: Used in the manufacturing of electronic devices requiring exceptional magnetic properties.
• Energy Industry: Serves in applications requiring high-density energy storage or efficiency.

Dysprosium Foil Packing

Our Dysprosium Foil is carefully packaged to ensure the integrity of the product during transport and storage. It is securely packed in vacuum-sealed packaging to maintain its high quality and prevent contamination.

• Packaging: 5kg per bag, 25kg per drum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is dysprosium used for in electronics?

• Dysprosium is used in electronics for its magnetic properties, particularly in the production of high-performance permanent magnets and electronic devices requiring stable magnetic performance.

Why is dysprosium important for energy applications?

• Dysprosium plays a critical role in energy applications due to its ability to enhance the performance of energy-efficient magnets, essential in applications like wind turbines and electric vehicles.

Can dysprosium withstand high temperatures?

• Yes, dysprosium is highly effective in high-temperature environments, making it suitable for use in energy production and nuclear applications.

Is dysprosium toxic?

• Dysprosium is generally considered safe for handling in its metallic form, though like any rare earth metal, care should be taken to avoid ingestion or inhalation of dust.