U.S.A Spherical hafnium powder
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U.S.A3D Printing Metal Powder Series
Product Description
Product Overview:
Hafnium powder is a shiny hexagonal gray crystal with a melting point of 2227℃, a density of 13.31, a boiling point of 4602℃, and is soluble in hydrofluoric acid, aqua regia, and concentrated sulfuric acid. Its powdered form has high chemical reactivity, and it undergoes oxidation reactions or even spontaneous combustion when exposed to air. It poses a combustion and explosion hazard when in contact with open flames, high heat, or oxidizers, and can react violently with fluorine, chlorine, and other substances.
Hafnium powder is mainly used to make control rods for atomic reactors, as well as for deoxidizers and additives in hard alloys. It can also be used in the manufacture of rocket thrusters, cathodes for X-ray tubes, rocket nozzles, and leading edge protection layers for aircraft, and serves as an additive in heat-resistant alloys, as well as a gas absorbent in inflating systems and an additive in hydraulic oils.
Our company's spherical hafnium powder features high purity, good sphericity, no satellite particles, and very few hollow particles, making it suitable for 3D printing, hot isostatic pressing, laser cladding, and other processes.
Available conventional powder particle sizes: 5-25μm, 15-53μm, 45-106μm, 53-150μm.
Product Parameters:
Chemical Composition
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Element |
Content (wt%) |
Testing Method |
Element |
Content (wt%) |
Testing Method |
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Hf
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≥99.8 |
-
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Si
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<0.005 |
ICP-AES |
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Al
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≤0.01 |
ICP-AES |
Nb
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<0.01 |
ICP-AES |
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W
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<0.005
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ICP-AES
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Fe
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<0.01
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ICP-AES
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Zr
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<0.5
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ICP-AES
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Other
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<0.05
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-
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Gas Impurities
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Element |
Content (wt%) |
Testing Standards |
Element |
Content (wt%) |
Testing Standards |
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O
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<0.2 |
YS/T 1467.10-2021 |
N
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≤0.05 |
YS/T 1467.10-2021 |
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Density (g/cm³)
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Hall Flow Rate (s/50g)
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Apparent Density |
Tapped Density |
Testing Standards |
Value |
Testing Standards |
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≥6.5 |
≥7.5 |
GB/T1479-1984 GB/T 5162-2006 |
≤10.0 |
GB/T1482-2010 |
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