The production of molybdenum bullets involves several stages, usually including the following steps:

Raw material acquisition: Molybdenum ores are typically mined and processed to extract molybdenum oxide or molybdenum disulfide, which is the main source of molybdenum. Conversion into molybdenum powder: Chemical conversion or processing of molybdenum oxide or molybdenum disulfide, and production of molybdenum powder through processes such as hydrogen reduction or roasting. Compaction and sintering: The molybdenum powder is then pressed into billets or rods using methods such as pressing or extrusion. The compact is then sintered at high temperatures to form solid molybdenum rods. Mechanical processing: Sintered molybdenum rods are usually further processed through mechanical processing processes such as turning, milling or grinding to obtain the required dimensions and surface finish. Quality Inspection: Finished molybdenum wheels undergo quality control testing to ensure they meet mechanical performance, chemical composition and surface quality requirements. Packaging and Shipping: Once the molybdenum rounds pass quality inspection, they are packed according to customer requirements and prepared for shipment to the end user or further manufacturing facility. Each production step requires precision and expertise to ensure the final molybdenum round meets the standards required for the intended application.

It is worth noting that specific production methods may vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended use of the molybdenum bullet.