We like to inform you of everything that we offer with our metals and hope that this helps you.
Saturday, 28 August 2010
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Machined Tantalum
Tantalum is generally produced from sintering the powdered ore to make a metal with an very high melting point of an estimated 2990°C.
It has a high resistance to corrosion against molten metals and liquids, is biocompatible and has very high conductivity.
Applications include; heat exchanger tubes, charge carriers, capacitors, electrodes and grounding rings, jet engine parts, missile parts and vacuum furnace parts.
Saturday, 21 August 2010
Absorber Columns
We do produce Absorber Columns, and if you are after any or would like to order some or would like to ask us anything about this product then please don’t hesitate to contact us by email or telephone.
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Canadian Reactor finally back online
A nuclear reactor based in Canada that has been shut down for 15 months has finally been reopened.
It has been under repair for the whole time and this week it was back up, there also is another reactor based in the Netherlands which has also been down and still is until hopefully being back up next month.
The reactor in Chalk River (Canada) makes molybdenum and from this place it has to be sent straight away directly to various hospitals and pharmacies as the radioactive metal has a ‘half life’ of around 66 hours.
Saturday, 14 August 2010
Plant Machinery
We have mentioned before about our plant machinery and we would like let you know that you can view our machines by following the link below.
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Titanium Treasure
The biggest titanium mine based in Cambodia has been estimated by its owner to have up to $135 billion in deposits and is setting up to start producing in Koh Kong in 2011. Its in Chi Pat village and will be 20,400 hectares, which will be the biggest in Cambodia to date.
Chea Chet said “the project had received approval from both the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy and the Cambodian Development Council”.
“We are going to process titanium slag and shift it to Japan, the United States, China – any market we can sell it to” he said. Titanium slag is a semi-processed form of the element. It is treated further to producetitanium – used in a wide range of products ranging from toothpaste, to lasers and aircraft engines.
Chea Chet also added “In every 100 million tonnes of ore, 45 percent was slag. This could be sold at between $700 to $2,500 per tonne, depending on market fluctuations, he said.
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Product Examples
We have a showcase on our website and part of that showcase is a series of images showing our product examples.
If you would be interested in browsing our product examples then please click here.
Product Examples
Special Metals
Wednesday, 4 August 2010
Major molybdenum mines flood
The price has increased by 5% and the main mines have closed causing the increase as its unsure when they will be reopened again.
The biggest producer of molybdenum has obviously had to close due to the flooding and the water has affected the workers and stopped them from being able to carry on.
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