Pure Molybdenum powder

Molybdenum metal powder is a refractory metal known for its high melting point (2623℃), excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, and strong corrosion resistance. It’s a versatile material used in various industrial applications, including powder metallurgy, 3D printing, and as a component in alloys and coatings.

Pure Mo powder can be available in various particle size, and both spherical shape and irregular shape. It can be produced by plasma spheroidization, PREP, reduction or mechanical milling methods.

Spherical Molybdenum powder used in 3D printing is produced normally Truer plasma spheroidization or PREP machine. Its particle size can be customized by the specification of customers. Normally our common particle sizes include PSD 15-53um, 45-105um, 53-150um.

Chemical composition of spherical Cr powder:

Manufacturing Processes:

Spherical Mo powder can be produced by plasma spheroidization and PREP process.

Plasma spheroidization is an advanced powder processing technique to produce spherical metal or ceramic powders with high purity and dense microstructure by plasma torch to melt irregularly shaped powders into spherical droplets.

PREP (plasma rotating electrode process) method is a powder production technique with excellent purity and zero hollow & satellite powder. It used rods of the desired metal or alloy powders as rotating electrode, typically cylindrical and rotating at high speeds. A high temperature plasma arc is generated and directed at the tip of the electrode, then the plasma arc melts the surface of the electrode to break up into fine droplets.

SEM photo of Mo powder by plasma spheroidization: