Description
Molybdenum Reflector brings strength at high temperature, hardness, and high density. It adds strong corrosion resistance, a small thermal expansion coefficient, and good conductivity. Its surface strength is high and heat dissipation is good. The metal is molybdenum.
Molybdenum Reflector key features
Reflectance: 94% at 10.6 µm. It can be used in high-power laser systems and works stably at high temperatures. Good corrosion resistance and surface strength suit extreme environments and provide longevity. 94% at 10.6 µm is the number that matters for CO2 lasers. The small expansion coefficient keeps focus stable.
Why molybdenum for high power
High-temperature strength keeps the mirror figure under thermal load. Small thermal expansion limits distortion. Good conductivity spreads heat. CO2 laser systems at 10.6 µm run it for years. Corrosion resistance suits humid shops. 94% still means 6% becomes heat — plan for it. Water cooling extends the power ceiling.
Molybdenum Reflector applications
High-power laser systems. Harsh physical environments. Industrial processing. Cutting and welding stations use metal mirrors. Engraving systems benefit from the durability. Match the reflector to your wavelength. For a lighter coated option, see our Aluminum Plating Reflector.
Request a quote for Molybdenum Reflector with your dimensions and power level. Specify the operating wavelength. Specify the beam power for thermal sizing. Quantity pricing suits OEM builds.
