Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Iron foil, 1.0mm (0.04in) thick, Puratronic™, 99.995% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 50x50mm, 25x25mm
Form – Foil
Grade – Puratronic™, 99.995% (metals basis)
Application – High-precision laboratory experiments, research, and industrial applications
Product Overview
This Puratronic™ iron foil delivers exceptional purity at 99.995% (metals basis), making it an indispensable material for applications demanding ultra-low impurity levels. The 1.0mm (0.04in) thickness ensures structural integrity while maintaining flexibility for precise handling in controlled environments. Engineered for consistency, this foil undergoes rigorous quality checks to meet stringent laboratory standards. Its uniform composition minimizes variability in experimental outcomes, providing researchers with reliable, repeatable results. The foil’s high-purity characteristics make it particularly suitable for applications where trace contaminants could compromise data accuracy. Available in practical 50x50mm and 25x25mm sizes, this product offers versatility for various experimental setups. The Puratronic™ grade represents the pinnacle of metallic purity, with impurities controlled to parts-per-million levels. This level of purity is achieved through advanced refining processes that remove virtually all trace elements, resulting in a material that meets the most demanding specifications for critical applications.
FAQs
1. What is the significance of the 99.995% purity level in this iron foil?
The 99.995% purity level indicates that this iron foil contains only 50 parts per million of impurities, making it one of the purest forms of iron available for laboratory use. This extreme purity is crucial for applications where even trace amounts of contaminants could affect experimental results or material properties. The Puratronic™ designation ensures that the remaining 0.005% consists of carefully controlled and documented impurities, rather than unknown contaminants that could introduce variables into your work.
2. How does the 1.0mm thickness compare to standard iron foils available in the market?
This 1.0mm thickness represents a substantial material that offers greater structural stability compared to thinner foils typically ranging from 0.1mm to 0.5mm. The increased thickness provides better handling characteristics and reduced risk of tearing during manipulation, while still maintaining sufficient flexibility for most laboratory applications. It also offers improved thermal and electrical conductivity properties compared to thinner foils, making it suitable for applications requiring these characteristics.
3. What quality control measures are implemented for this Puratronic™ iron foil?
Each batch of this Puratronic™ iron foil undergoes multiple quality control checks including inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) for elemental analysis, dimensional verification using precision measuring instruments, and surface inspection for defects. The manufacturing process incorporates multiple purification stages to achieve the specified purity level, followed by careful handling procedures to prevent contamination during packaging and shipping.
4. Can this iron foil be cut or shaped without compromising its purity?
While the foil can be cut or shaped using appropriate tools, care must be taken to prevent contamination during the process. We recommend using clean, dedicated tools made from materials that won’t introduce impurities. Cutting should be performed in a clean environment, and the cut edges should be handled minimally to preserve the foil’s purity. For critical applications, consider cleaning the cut edges with appropriate solvents after shaping.
5. What storage conditions are recommended to maintain the foil’s purity over time?
To preserve the ultra-high purity of this iron foil, store it in its original packaging until use. Keep the foil in a clean, dry environment with controlled humidity levels, ideally in a desiccator or sealed container. Avoid exposure to corrosive atmospheres or chemicals that could react with the iron surface. The storage area should be free from dust and particulate matter that could contaminate the surface. When removing the foil from storage, handle it with clean gloves to prevent transfer of oils or contaminants from skin contact.
