Mo1 Molybdenum Ion Implanted Parts are more effective and widely used in the research and application of ion implantation surface modification of non semiconductor materials. Many nitrogen ion implantation can not be realized, and metal ion implantation can be well realized. However, for the traditional ion implanter based on the needs of semiconductor ion implantation, it is difficult to obtain a relatively strong metal ion beam, and the cost of ion implantation surface modification of non semiconductor materials is also relatively expensive.
SPECIFICATIONS & CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS
Material | Grade | Chemical Compositions (by wt.) |
Pure Moly | Mo1 | >99.95%min. Mo |
Ti-Zr-Mo Alloy | TZM | 0,5 % Ti / 0,08 % Zr / 0,01 - 0,04 % C |
Mo-Hf-C | MHC | 1,2 % Hf / 0,05 - 0,12 % C |
Moly Rhenium | MoRe | 5,0 % Re |
Moly Tungsten | MoW20 | 20,0 % W |
Moly Tungsten | MoW505 | 0,0 % W |
Ion implantation means that when an ion beam is emitted into a solid material in vacuum, the ion beam knocks the atoms or molecules of the solid material out of the surface of the solid material. This phenomenon is called sputtering;
When the ion beam hits the solid material, it bounces back from the surface of the solid material or passes through the solid material. These phenomena are called scattering;
Another phenomenon is that after the ion beam is shot into the solid material, it is slowly reduced by the resistance of the solid material, and finally stays in the solid material. This phenomenon is called ion implantation.
The superiority, practicability and broad market prospect of this surface treatment technology have been appreciated by more and more departments and units and have been widely used. According to years of research and development, metal ion implantation is especially suitable for the surface treatment of the following types of tools, dies and parts: