ST0297 Molybdenum Boride (Mo2B5) Sputtering Target

Molybdenum Boride (Mo2B5) Sputtering Target Description

The Molybdenum Boride (Mo2B5) Sputtering Target is a target material made from molybdenum boride (Mo₂B) that is used in the sputtering deposition process to create thin films of molybdenum boride on substrates. Molybdenum boride is a ceramic compound consisting of molybdenum (Mo) and boron (B), and it is known for its unique high-temperature stability, hardness, and electrical conductivity.

Molybdenum Boride (Mo2B5) Sputtering Target Applications

·          Hard Coatings:

Mo₂B thin films are used as hard coatings on tools, machinery parts, and cutting tools to improve wear resistance and extend the service life of components exposed to abrasion.

·          High-Temperature Coatings:

Due to its thermal stability, Mo₂B is used in high-temperature applications such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial processes, where thermal barrier coatings are essential.

·          Electrical Contacts:

Mo₂B thin films are used in electrical contacts and conductive coatings due to their electrical conductivity and high melting point.

·          Corrosion-Resistant Coatings:

Mo₂B coatings are used in corrosion-resistant applications, especially in environments with high temperatures and aggressive chemicals.

·          Magnetic Materials:

Molybdenum boride can be used in magnetic applications, such as in magnetic sensors or magnetic recording devices.

·          Semiconductors and Electronics:

Due to its electrical conductivity and stability, Mo₂B thin films are used in semiconductor devices, resistors, and capacitors.

Molybdenum Boride (Mo2B5) Sputtering Target Packing

Our Molybdenum Boride Sputtering Targets are securely packaged to preserve their high purity and structural integrity. Each target is vacuum-sealed and cushioned in anti-static packaging to prevent contamination and mechanical damage during transport, with customized sizes available based on application requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is a Molybdenum Boride (Mo₂B) Sputtering Target?

A Molybdenum Boride (Mo₂B) Sputtering Target is a target material composed of molybdenum boride (Mo₂B), used in the sputtering deposition process to create thin films of molybdenum boride on a substrate. The material is a ceramic compound made from molybdenum (Mo) and boron (B), known for its high hardness, thermal stability, and corrosion resistance.

Q2. How is Molybdenum Boride (Mo₂B) used in the sputtering process?

In sputtering deposition, Molybdenum Boride (Mo₂B) is placed in a vacuum chamber where it is bombarded with energetic ions. This causes the Mo₂B target to release particles, which are then deposited onto a substrate as a thin, uniform film. The sputtering process allows precise control over the film's thickness and uniformity.

Q3. How should Molybdenum Boride (Mo₂B) sputtering targets be stored?

Clean, Dry Environment: Store Mo₂B targets in a dry, clean place to avoid contamination from moisture, oils, or dust.

Proper Handling: Handle targets with clean gloves to prevent contamination and damage. Use appropriate tools for moving or positioning the targets.

Sealed Packaging: Keep the targets in sealed packaging to maintain purity and prevent exposure to environmental contaminants.