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Q: Are Nimonic bolts a good choice for a high temperature vacuum environment? A: That depends. Typically for extreme temperatures in a vacuum we recommend Molybdenum fasteners. Moly bolts have an extremely high melting point and can be used at much higher temperatures – close to 2900F –  ONLY when … Continue reading

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Q: We are interested in a fastener material that can work at 1000°C in high vacuum? Do you have any suggestions? A: For high temperature vacuum environments, a great material to consider for your fasteners would be Molybdenum screws. Molybdenum screws have an extremely high melting point of over 2600°C … Continue reading

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