What is Cu/MoCu/Cu Alloy?

 Cu/MoCu/Cu (CMC) is a sandwich composite of Molybdenum sandwiched by two copper layers.

The following datasheet gives an overview of Cu/MoCu/Cu Alloy.

Chemical properties of 15-5 Stainless Steel


Applications


Cu/MoCu/Cu is used in the following applications:

  • Components

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