Specialty Materials Boron Monofilament, 4 mil (102 µm) diameter

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Specialty Materials Boron Monofilament, 4 mil (102 µm) diameter
Categories:	Metal; Other Engineering Material; Composite Fibers; Pure Element
Material Notes:	Exceptional modulus and strength. The Chemical Vapor Deposition process uses fine tungsten wire for the substrate and boron trichloride gas as the boron source. Elemental boron is deposited on a fine tungsten wire substrate and produced in diameters of 4.0-mil (102-micron) and 5.6-mil (142-micron). The resulting fiber is essentially amorphous boron with a fully borided-tungsten core. The textured surface provides an excellent interface in resin matrix composites, eliminating any need for sizing treatments. Primarily used in resin-matrix composites Information provided by Specialty Materials, Inc.
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Density Hardness, Knoop Tensile Strength, Ultimate Modulus of Elasticity, tension Compressive Strength, calculated from composite lamina Electrical Resistivity CTE, linear Specific Heat Capacity Thermal Conductivity, bulk boron Melting Point Maximum Service Temperature, Air Processing Temperature Boron, B

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