Description

Specifications Table

Product Name – Cadmium wire, 1.0mm (0.04in) dia, Puratronic™, 99.998% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 5m, 1m
Form – Wire
Grade – Puratronic™ (99.998% metals basis)
Application – High-precision lab experiments, analytical testing

Product Overview

This Puratronic™-grade cadmium wire offers exceptional purity at 99.998% (metals basis), ensuring reliable performance in critical laboratory applications. The 1.0mm (0.04in) diameter provides optimal handling for precise cutting or shaping, while the ultra-low impurity levels minimize interference in sensitive experiments. Designed for consistency, this wire maintains uniform composition throughout, making it suitable for demanding analytical and research environments. The high-purity cadmium content ensures minimal reactivity with other elements, preserving sample integrity. Available in 5m and 1m lengths, this wire adapts to both small-scale and bulk requirements without compromising quality. Its smooth surface finish reduces contamination risks during handling, while the Puratronic™ certification guarantees traceability and adherence to stringent purity standards. Whether used in calibration, synthesis, or testing, this cadmium wire delivers dependable results for advanced laboratory workflows.

FAQs

1. What is the difference between Puratronic™ and standard cadmium wire?

Puratronic™ cadmium wire undergoes rigorous purification to achieve 99.998% purity, significantly reducing trace impurities compared to standard grades, which ensures higher accuracy in sensitive applications.

2. Can this wire be used for high-temperature applications?

Cadmium wire has a melting point of 321°C, making it suitable for moderate-temperature experiments, but prolonged exposure to extreme heat may affect structural integrity.

3. How should this wire be stored to prevent oxidation?

Store in a cool, dry environment with minimal air exposure, preferably in an airtight container or desiccator to prevent surface oxidation.

4. Is this wire compatible with common lab solvents?

Cadmium is generally stable in non-reactive solvents like water or alcohols but may corrode in strong acids or oxidizing agents; verify compatibility before use.