Unit 7-11 Vantage Park, Coborn Avenue, Sheffield, S9 1DA, United Kingdom
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Cobalt superalloys are widely used in gas turbine and jet aircraft engine applications due to their temperature stability and oxidation resistance. However, Nickel-based single crystal allows typically surpass them in performance and are used instead for critical components. Cobalt’s wear resistance, corrosion resistance and inertness has also made it a crucial alloying component in the manufacture of medical orthopedic implants and prosthetics.
ICD has many years of experience in sourcing, processing, sorting and supplying Cobalt alloys for many different applications. The experience and metallurgical knowledge of our team has allowed us to develop strong partnerships with clients across a range of industries including aerospace casting, biomedical and battery manufacturing. The Cobalt-based materials we can supply includes, but is not limited, to:
Atomic Number |
27 |
Atomic Mass |
58.93 |
Oxidation States |
-3, -1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
Density |
8.90g/cm3 |
Crystal Structure |
Hexagonal Close-Packed |
Melting Point |
1768K |
Boiling Point |
3200K |
E Modulus |
209 GPa |
G Modulus |
75 GPa |
Vickers Hardness |
1043 MPa |