Thoriated Tungsten Alloy Spooled Wire (W99/Th1)
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| Management number | 210936753 | Release Date | 2026/04/04 | List Price | $36.00 | Model Number | 210936753 | ||
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Thoriated Tungsten Alloy Wire (W 99/Th 1), spooled for precision, excels in high-vacuum, high-temperature settings. It's widely used as a cathode in vacuum tubes, ion sources, and more. Incorporating 1% thorium oxide boosts electron emission, lowers work function, and enhances arc-start reliability. This maintains tungsten's high-temperature robustness. The spooled format aids in automated handling, and the alloy's resistance to recrystallization and degradation enables advanced applications in plasma systems, research, welding, and aerospace simulations.
- Ideal for High-Vacuum & High-Temperature Applications: Stable performance in extreme conditions
- Enhanced Thermionic Emission: Improved electron emission for better device performance
- Consistent Arc Initiation: Reliable starting for arc discharge systems
- Resistant to Corrosive Environments: Long-lasting durability in harsh conditions
- Designed for Vacuum Tubes: Suitable for use in various vacuum tube applications
- Cathode Material for Electron Devices: Crucial component in electron emission devices
- High Purity for Evaporation Processes: Ensures consistent, high-quality evaporation
| Color | silver |
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| Material | Thoriated Tungsten |
| Item Form | Continuous Length |
| Brand Name | Goodfellow |
| Item Shape | Wire |
| Finish Type | Unfinished |
| Grade Rating | Aerospace |
| Manufacturer | Goodfellow |
| Recommended Uses For Product | aerospace simulations, arc discharge systems, cathode material in vacuum tubes, electron microscopes, ion sources, laboratory and fusion research, plasma systems, welding |
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