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TZM
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TZM
Production technique 
Sintered
| Chemical composition | Mechanical characteristics | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Zr | Mo | Ti | Other | Rm | Rp | A% | HB | Density | Recristallisation temperature |
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| 0,06-0,12 | Reste | 0,4-0,55 | 0,01-0,04 | 690 – 1130 | 620 – 1000 | 2,0-8,0 | 300-450 | 10,16 | 1250 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Description
Compared to molybdenum, TZM has a higher recrystallization temperature and higher heat resistance. It is therefore a material which is perfectly suitable for producing tools which must have a particularly high heat resistance. The use of TZM is preferable to molybdenum for the assembled parts because it is better suited for welding.
Application
Under pressure moulding, Vacuum furnaces, Boats for firing and sintering techniques at temperatures above 1500 ° C