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Tungsten Machined Parts

We offer variety of tungsten parts, shaped into , discs, rods and so on, that have the excellent properties of tungsten and tungsten .

[Applications] Anodes for X-ray Tubes "Rotanode" Vacuum Metallizing Tungsten Elements We offer rotating anodes and fixed anodes for X-ray tube Tungsten elements for vacuum metallizing are made from targets. Rotating anode targets are mainly made of ReW- tungsten single wires or twisted wires. Wires are form into Mo composite material that contains rheni-tung and specified shapes and thoroughly cleaned before use. We molybdenum with special elements. Moreover, we offer proceed with the design and manufacture after specifi- pure tungsten anode targets and molybdenum anode cations are determined at meetings with customers. targets for soft X-ray generators. Corona Discharge Parts Tungsten Probe Pins Made of Rheni-tung -plated, -plated or oxidized tungsten wires are Rhenium tungsten (rheni-tung in short), having high applied to the corona discharge parts for copiers, laser toughness and high abrasion resistance, are used to make beam printers, facsimiles and air purifiers. probe pins, or contact pins, to inspect large-scale integrated circuits for semiconductor devices and LCDs. Other Tungsten Parts H37 rheni-tung, having smooth surfaces as well as basic We offer furnace structural parts (plates, rods and blocks), electric conductivity, high strength and abrasion resistance, nozzles, porous materials for cathodes and other materials has been developed for probe pins. and parts at the customer's request. •Tungsten refractory materials for furnace components Discharge Lamp Electrodes •Tungsten boats for metal melting We offer pure tungsten parts and special element alloyed tungsten parts for xenon lamp electrodes or gas discharge lamps. For the cathodes requiring electron emission, we offer thorium tungsten W56.

16 Tungsten and molybdenum materials are used for many years in the field of lighting materials. They have many unique and advantageous properties at an evlevated temperature and they are easily formed into various shapes such as wires, rods, plates and blocks. Toshiba materials supplies tungsten and molybdenum parts and materials for electric and electronic equipments, electronic devices, medical devices, lighting devices and so on. T u n g

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•H30: H30 Rheni-tung wires are made of 3wt% rhenium- n ] doped tungsten alloy. They have excellent non-sagging [Advantages] properties. Unlike doped tungsten wires, they have no •H30: W51 wires have excellent non-sagging properties tendency to drop abruptly in strength after secondary re- and are tough against vibration. crystallization. They also have high ductility, which doped •W53, W54: W53 and W54 wires have excellent electron tungsten wires do not have. emission properties and are tough against high-temperature •H36: The rhenium content is augmented in H36 rheni- deformation. tung wires so that they have higher electric resistance and •W56: W56 wires have excellent electron emission tensile strength. properties and are tough against electrode abrasion.

[Applications] [Applications] Heater filaments of various electric tubes and filaments of •Vibration-resistant bulb filaments small lamps that are required to have higher vibration •Electron tubes resistance •TIG welding electrodes

Products List Product Classification name Characteristics Applications W31 Standard doped tungsten with excellent non-sagging property. Filaments for bulb lamps and fluorescent lamps. Heaters for electron tubes.

Doped W41 Tungsten wires with recrystallization point lower than that of W31 and excels in reforming. Vacuum metalizing material and high temprerature structural material. tungsten W71 Non-sagging and vibration resistant cobalt included doped tungsten wire. Vibration resistant bulb filaments for automobive lamps. W91 Excels in non-sagging property and a best fit for high temperature use. Filaments for halogen lamps. W51 0.7%ThO2-W A cobalt doped tungsten wire that excels in vibration resistance. Vibration resistant bulb filaments for low power small lamps.

Thoriated W53 1.0%ThO2-W Standard thoriated tungsten wire for electron tubes. Transmitting tubes and magnetrons. tungsten W54 1.7%ThO2-W Standard thoriated tungsten wire for electron tubes. Transmitting tubes and magnetrons. W56 2.0%ThO2-W Thoriated tungsten wire for discharging electrodes. TIG welding electrodes and various discharging electrodes. H30 3%Re-W Excels in high temperture strength with improved ductility after recrystallization. Heaters for electron tubes, cathode heaters for CRTs and filaments for vibration resistant lamps. H35 15%Re-W Rhenium alloyed wire with higher electric resistivity and higher strength. Filaments with high electric resistivity for various electron tubes.

Rhenium-tungsten H36 26%Re-W Rhenium alloyed wire with much higher electric resistivity and higher strength. Filaments with high electric resistivity for various electron tubes. lamps. H37 3%Re-W Ultra fine wire with sufficient strength. Probe pins for semiconductor inspection. H38 5%Re-W 5% rhenium doped tungsten alloy wire having good linearity in thermal electromotive force. Thermocouple (+) wire, durable up to 2600˚C H39 26%Re-W 26% rhenium doped tungsten alloy wire having good linearity in thermal electromotive force. Thermocouple (-) lead wire, durable up to 2600˚C 17 s

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