Description
Iron Manganese (Fe/Mn) Evaporation Materials play a critical role in vacuum deposition processes, comprising iron and manganese alloys. These materials provide customizable magnetic and mechanical properties, making them indispensable in various thin-film applications. Leveraging iron's ferromagnetic characteristics and manganese's enhancement of mechanical strength, Fe/Mn Evaporation Materials find applications in magnetic recording media, sensor technologies, and structural coatings. Their versatility and tailored properties enable precise control over film deposition, ensuring optimal performance in diverse technological applications. With their reliability and adaptability, Fe/Mn Evaporation Materials continue to drive innovation in thin-film technology, addressing the demands of emerging electronic and material science fields.
Specification
Materials
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Iron Manganese
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Density
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7.0-8.0g/cm3
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Melting Point
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1100-1500℃
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Purity
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99.9%
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Applications
1. Magnetic storage media: Used in the manufacture of storage media such as magnetic hard disks, magnetic tapes, and magnetic cards, which utilize their magnetic properties for data storage and reading.
2. Sensor technology: Used to manufacture various types of sensors such as magnetometers, geomagnetic sensors, and motion sensors for measuring and detecting magnetic fields.
3. Structural Coatings: Used as surface coatings to provide wear resistance and mechanical strength to structural components while possessing magnetic properties.
4. Electric motors: Used in the manufacture of various types of electric motors, such as DC motors and stepper motors, which utilize their magnetic properties to achieve rotational motion.
5. Magnetic Markers: Used in the manufacture of products such as magnetic labels, magnetic signs, and magnetic seals to identify and mark items.
Packing
Our Iron Manganese (Fe/Mn) Evaporation Materials are clearly tagged and labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control. Great care is taken to avoid any damage caused during storage or transportation.