NB0030 Niobium Ingot, Nb Ingot

Niobium Ingot (Nb Ingot) Description

Niobium Ingots have a consistent performance. Renowned for their corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, and strength at high temperatures, these ingots are ideal for aerospace, electronics, and nuclear applications. SAM offers customizable sizes with strict quality control to exceed industry standards.

Niobium Ingot (Nb Ingot) Specification

Material:  RO4200, RO4210

Size: Diameter: Φ55-145mm. L＜1400mm

Standard: As per ASTM B392-98

Purity: 99.9%, 99.95%, 99.99%

Table 1. Chemical composition:

Table 2. Mechanical requirements (annealed condition)　

Niobium Ingot (Nb Ingot) Applications

Aerospace Industry: Niobium's high strength and resistance to high temperatures make it suitable for components in jet engines and spacecraft, improving their performance and durability under extreme conditions.

Electronics: Due to its excellent electrical conductivity, niobium is used in the production of capacitors and other electronic components.

Superalloys: Niobium is added to steel and other metals to form superalloys, which are crucial for high-temperature applications such as turbines and nuclear reactors.

Medical Devices: Its biocompatibility makes niobium suitable for medical implants and devices, ensuring safety and compatibility with the human body.

Optical Applications: Niobium is used in the coating of glass for camera lenses and other optical instruments, enhancing the quality of light transmission and resistance to wear.

Niobium Ingot (Nb Ingot) Packaging

Our Niobium Ingot (Nb Ingot) is carefully handled to prevent damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

FAQs

Q1. What is Niobium Ingot?

Niobium ingot is a solid metal block or bar made from niobium. It is typically produced through processes such as electrolytic refining or vacuum melting and is used as a precursor material for manufacturing various niobium products such as plates, sheets, wires, and tubes.

Q2. What are the key properties of Niobium Ingot?

High-Temperature Resistance: Niobium ingots have an extremely high melting point of 2,468°C (4,474°F), making them ideal for applications in high-temperature environments.

Corrosion Resistance: Niobium is highly resistant to corrosion, particularly in acids and alkalis, making it suitable for aggressive environments.

Ductility and Malleability: Niobium ingots are ductile and can be easily forged, rolled, or machined into various forms for different industrial applications.

Q3. What industries use Niobium Ingot?

Aerospace: For manufacturing high-performance parts such as turbine blades, rocket components, and heat shields.

Nuclear: In reactors, radiation shielding, and other components exposed to high levels of radiation.

Electronics: For use in superconducting magnets and other advanced electronics.