Polymer Property : Density = 10.2 g/cc Product List

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Physical Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/inÂ³
Hogen Duralloy H100M Molybdenum RWMA Class 13.Typical Resistance Welding Applications: H100M is not as hard as H100W (pure tungsten) and can be drilled or machined to fit parts to be joined. It may be used much the same as H100W ..
Density	>= 10.2 g/cc	>= 0.368 lb/inÂ³
H.C. Starck Glass Melting Electrodes made from Electron Beam Melted Molybdenum Description of Product: The electrodes are manufactured by electron beam melting from pure molybdenum and are supplied to customer requirements by forging or machining.Range of Application: Electr..
Density	>= 10.2 g/cc	>= 0.368 lb/inÂ³
H.C. Starck Pure Molybdenum Tube Powder Metallurgy Targets This specification covers extruded molybdenum tubes produced from pressed and sintered powder metallurgy billet for sputtering applications.Information provided by H.C. Starck.
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/inÂ³	ASTM D792
Techmer ES HiFillÂ® PA6 1020 Availability: North AmericaForms: PelletsFiller/Reinforcement: Unspecified Filler/ReinforFeatures: High Specific GravityInformation provided by TP Composites, Inc.
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/in³
Wieland 3011 Wilaform Silver Universally applicable silver alloyApplications: casting, chains, coin/shape, laminar decoration, pipes, tubingDental
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/in³
CMW® ELKONIUM 217 Silver Cadmium Alloy The alloying of silver with cadmium produces materials with good arc extinction, good corrosion resistance and low contact resistance characteristics and provides them with good switching capability..
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/in³
Cadi 100M Molybdenum Available in a variety of rounds, rectangles, and shapes.Information provided by Cadi Company.
Density	10.2 g/cc	0.368 lb/in³
Cadi Molybdenum Molybdenum is suited for high temperature applications with good corrosion resistance, workability, and a low coefficient of thermal expansion.Information provided by Cadi Company.