Short answer: HXSCO supplies rhenium (Re) — one of the rarest, highest-melting (3186 °C) and most creep-resistant of the refractory metals. With outstanding strength at extreme temperature and negligible vapor pressure, rhenium is indispensable in jet-engine turbine blades, rocket thrusters, thermocouples, mass-spectrometer filaments and as a rhenium-containing superalloy (Re-bearing Inconel) for the most demanding high-temperature service.
At a Glance
Our Rhenium Range
We stock rhenium beside our Refractory Metals Supplier, Tungsten Supplier and Molybdenum Supplier lines; see Tantalum Supplier and Nickel Alloy Supplier for related high-temperature alloys.
Quality & Supply
Purity and creep behaviour are documented per Mill Test Certificate Guide and verified by Metal Ndt Guide; relate to Metal Creep Guide and Metal High Temperature Oxidation Guide. Surface finish via Metal Surface Treatment Guide.
Applications
Used in Metal Corrosion Monitoring Guide and high-temperature instrumentation. HXSCO supplies rhenium to your drawing with heat certificate.
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Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Frequently Asked Questions
A rare refractory metal, melting at 3186 °C, extremely creep-resistant.
It strengthens superalloys and survives the hottest engine sections.
Rod, sheet, wire, pellets and powder at 99.9–99.99 % purity.
Yes — often alloyed into nickel superalloys; weld with care.
HXSCO supplies rhenium with purity and heat certificate.
Source Rhenium from HXSCO
HXSCO supplies rhenium (Re) rod, sheet, wire and pellets at 99.9–99.99 % purity with mill certificate. Send your form and quantity for a quote.