Tantalum wire is a wire-like material made of tantalum metal. This kind of wire usually has the unique properties of tantalum metal, such as high melting point, thermal stability and good corrosion resistance. It is mainly used to produce tantalum capacitors and anode leads that can be used in electrolytic capacitors, electrodes, and rectifiers.
specifiche del prodotto
| Diametro | Coil Wire: Dia0.2-3mm Straight Wire: Dia1.0-3mm |
| Forma | Dritto, Bobina, Bobina |
| Condizione | Ricotto |
| Superficie | The surface is smooth, clean, no oil, no cracks, no burrs, no random winding, no knots, no intersections, etc. |
We offer a variety of grades and sizes of tantalum wire inventory.
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Applicazioni
Tantalum wire is widely used in electronics, aerospace, medical equipment, nuclear industry and other fields. In the electronics field, tantalum wire is often used to make resistance wires, capacitor electrodes, etc. In medical devices, these wires can be used to manufacture implantable medical devices due to its good biocompatibility. In the nuclear industry, tantalum metal wire is used to manufacture some components in nuclear reactors.
Advantages of Tantalum Wire
Resistenza alla corrosione
Tantalum wire has excellent corrosion resistance and has good resistance to strong acids, strong alkali and other corrosive media.
High Melting Point
The melting point of tantalum is very high, which enables tantalum metal wire to maintain stability in high temperature environments and is suitable for high temperature processes and applications.
Conduttività
Tantalum is a good conductive material, so these wires are widely used in the manufacturing of electronic devices, including resistance wires, electronic device connecting wires, etc.
Biocompatibilità
Tantalum has good biocompatibility, which makes tantalum wire widely used in medical device manufacturing, especially when used in implantable medical devices.
