Ceramic coated molybdenum sheets / plates

Molybdenum sheets with an anti-welding effect during firing
Are you experiencing problems with welding and reactions during the firing process? Our proprietary ceramic-coated molybdenum sheets offer various advantages. Customers currently using uncoated molybdenum sheets can reduce adhesion to the furnace by switching to this product. Additionally, those using ceramic plates can expect to achieve shorter furnace cycle times, increased component charge volume, and improved accuracy of sintered products by making the switch. The coating can be customized to match the fired product and can also be applied to coat boats and other processed items.

Applications Jig for high temperature furnace

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Applications Coating type Color Examples
of composition
Examples of operating
temperature
(in hydrogen atmosphere
or in vacuum)
Coating
thickness
Sintering MIM product
(SUS-Mo, W alloy system)
Alumina White Al2O399.0% 1400℃ 30 to 150μm
Alumina-Titania Gray Al2O3-2.5%TiO2 1400℃
Alumina-Zirconia Gray Al2O3-43%ZrO2 1700℃
Zirconia -Yttria Cream ZrO2-8%Y2O3 1400℃
Zirconia - Silica White with black spots ZrO2-33%SiO2 1400℃

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Plates Prevention of
welding &
reaction
Thickness
(thin)
Heat
conduction
(high)
Warp
(deformation
resistance)
Characteristics
Ceramic plate Takes time to raise/lower the temperature; thick plate thickness results in a small charge amount; short lifespan of the board; deformation of the burned material.
Molybdenum plate (w/o coating) Using a ceramic board is required to prevent welding.
Ceramic coated molybdenum plate While preventing welding, an increase in charge and a shortening of temperature rise/fall time may occur.

If you currently use ceramic plates, you will achieve shorter furnace cycle times, increased charge quantities, and enhanced quality of burned material. If you currently use uncoated molybdenum plates, welding will be prevented.