Definition: Niobium wire is a filamentous niobium metal material, usually made by drawing niobium blanks. Its diameter range is wide, from extremely fine specifications for fine electronic components to thicker specifications for special industrial purposes.

physical characteristics

High melting point and high temperature resistance: The melting point of niobium is 2468 ℃, and niobium wire also possesses this characteristic, allowing it to remain solid and maintain its properties in high temperature environments. This characteristic enables it to play a role in application scenarios such as high-temperature heating elements and high-temperature components of aerospace engines.

Low density: The density of niobium is about 8.57g/cm ³, and the lighter weight of niobium wire has advantages in fields that require weight, such as aerospace, which can reduce component weight.

Good conductivity and thermal conductivity: Niobium wire is an excellent conductive material that can achieve fast signal transmission and plays an important role in electronic circuits. At the same time, its thermal conductivity is also relatively good, and it can be used as a medium for heat conduction in heat exchange or heat dissipation applications, such as helping to dissipate heat in the heat dissipation system of electronic devices.