Molybdenum IBSC

Designation

Name The value
Designation GOST Cyrillic МЧК
Designation GOST Latin MChK
Transliteration MChK
By chemical elements CuЧ

Description

Molybdenum IBSC is used: for the manufacture of wire with a diameter of 200 to 500 microns, obtained by powder metallurgy and used for the manufacture of meshes in electronic products.

Note

Molybdenum, silica-doped. The recrystallization temperature and the tensile strength and the bending in the annealed condition is somewhat lower than that of molybdenum brand MK.

Standards

Name Code Standards
Wire from nonferrous metals and their alloys В74 OST 11 021.004-76

Chemical composition

Standard Si Mo
OST 11 021.004-76 0.01-0.02 ≥99.94
Mo is the basis.
According to the OST 11 021.004-76 chemical composition is given for molybdenum grade MK. The total mass fraction of impurities should not be more than 0.040%. The amount of impurities includes the following elements: calcium, magnesium, nickel, iron, aluminum, if they are not additives.

Mechanical properties

Section, mm σU, MPa
Wire as supplied at OST 11 021.004-76. In the column cross-section specified the wire diameter in µm
200-400 ≥1000
400-500 ≥883

Description mechanical marks

Name Description
σU Limit short-term strength

Technological properties

Name The value
Particularities of production of goods For OST 11 021.004-76 wire micron size range comes in the following six groups: A. Wire having on a surface layer of the technological lubricant; B. Wire, free from technological lubricant by electrochemical etching method; B. Wire, annealed to the required mechanical properties, Wire, purified by the method of electrochemical etching and annealed to the required mechanical properties; D. Wire, annealed to the required mechanical properties. Compared to the wire group has higher strength and less elongation; E. Wire, purified by the method of electrochemical etching and annealed to the required mechanical properties. Compared with the wire of the group G has a higher coefficient "K" and a smaller elongation.