Tantalum parts, with their high melting point, corrosion resistance, good thermal and electrical conductivity and other properties, are widely used in four core fields: electronics, aerospace, medical care and chemical engineering.
The electronics industry: The core is capacitors. Tantalum capacitors are small in size, large in capacity and high in stability. They are key components of miniaturized devices such as mobile phones, laptops and automotive electronics. It is often used for circuit filtering and energy storage, and is especially suitable for scenarios with strict requirements for space and performance.
Aerospace and military industry: Resistant to extreme environments, it is used to manufacture rocket engine nozzles and combustion chamber components, capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2996℃ without melting. As a structural material or coating for spacecraft, it resists the damage to equipment caused by space radiation and extreme temperature differences.
In the medical field: It has excellent biocompatibility and will not cause rejection reactions with human tissues when used to make artificial joints, bone screws, heart stents and other implants. Precision components for medical equipment, such as conductive and high-temperature resistant parts in X-ray machines and nuclear magnetic resonance machines.
Chemical industry: It has outstanding corrosion resistance and is used as the inner lining or core components of equipment such as reaction vessels, heat exchangers, and valves, capable of withstanding the corrosion of strong acids and strong alkalis. Catalyst carriers used in high-end chemical production to enhance reaction efficiency and stability.
