Molybdenum electrode is a molybdenum electrode material that utilizes its unique advantages, temperature resistance, continuous surface, good conductivity, stable edges, and excellent corrosion resistance to improve its overall quality and service life. The molybdenum electrode has a silver gray metallic luster. This is a variety of forged intermediate frequency furnaces after isostatic pressing sintering, which are then rotated, rolled, planned, and ground.

The second is to use the molybdenum electrode water jacket correctly. The electrode water jacket with bottom inserted electrodes is difficult to replace, so serious water leakage often occurs, leading to furnace shutdown. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly inspect and maintain the water jacket and softened water. In addition, the impurities and density of molybdenum electrodes also have a certain impact on the quality of kilns and glass. The proportion of impurities in molybdenum electrodes and the density and uniformity of molybdenum electrodes are important indicators for measuring molybdenum electrodes. Molybdenum electrodes with fewer impurities can produce glass with better transparency. In addition, excessive impurities of iron and nickel in the electrode can also affect the lifespan of the electrode. The electrode density is relatively high and uniform, which can not only improve the service life of the electrode, prevent electrode erosion, and cause a large amount of molybdenum particles to mix into the glass, but also effectively improve the performance of the glass.

In summary, molybdenum electrodes are mainly used in the manufacturing of glass and rare earth industries.