Tantalum ores - Import export

Plansee supplies sintering and annealing boats made of molybdenum, tantalum, niobium, tungsten and various alloys such as ML or TZM. They are dimensionally stable, corrosion resistant against many chemicals and have a very good creep resistance. Whether is is continuous or batch furnaces - Plansee has the right solution at hand. For best quality surfaces we supply sintering and annealing boats with coatings made of aluminum and zirconium. Plansee produces its boats according to the customer's drawing in different sizes and shapes.

The pressure transmitter DMP 331P was designed for use in the food and pharmaceutical industry. The compact design with hygienic process connections makes it possible to achieve an outstanding performance in terms of accuracy, temperature behavior and long term stability. The modular construction concept allows a combination of various process connections with different filling fluids and a cooling element. Several electrical connections complete the profile of DMP 331P. Features: — nominal pressure: 0 ... 100 mbar up to 0 ... 40 bar — accuracy:0.35 % (opt. 0.25 %) FSO — hygenic version — diaphragm with low surface roughness — CIP / SIP cleaning up to 150 °C — vacuum resistant Optional Features: — IS-Version Ex ia = intrinsically safe for gases and dusts — SIL 2 according to IEC 61508 / IEC 61511 — cooling element for media temperatures up to 300 °C — diaphragm in Hastelloy® or Tantalum

Glass-lined steel reactor: 250 - 10'000 liter Pressure: -1.0 (FV) to +0.5 bar Temperature: -60 °C (-90 °C) to +200 °C Material: Borosilicate glass 3.3, glass-lined steel, PTFE, PFA, tantalum Chemical process equipment consisting of glass-lined reactors or mixing tanks with distillation overhead in borosilicate glass can be operated at full vacuum and low pressure. A large variety of chemicals can be processed in such plants due to the highly corrosion resistant materials used. The design varies between multipurpose product / process specific set ups. Feeders and receivers are made of glass for smaller units and of glass lined steel for larger setups. Shell and tube type heat exchangers are built with inner tubes made of borosilicate glass, glass-lined steel, silicon carbide, tantalum or other metals depending on process parameters and other requirements.