Tantalum Marker Band
Product Tantalum Marker Band/Radiopaque marker band
Part Number TRM-TA002
Material Tantalum R05200
Density 16.68 g/cm3
Temper As drawn or Annealed
CAS Number 7440-25-7

Radiopaque marker bands can be used in medical device industry, like  minimally invasive surgery. And it is typically made from the high density metal, such as platinum, Pt/Ir, gold and tantalum. In addition, Tantalum is highly bio-inert and is used as an orthopedic material, which making it useful for prosthetic hip implants. Because tantalum is non-magnetic, these implants are considered to be acceptable for patients undergoing MRI procedures.

After that, Tantalum Marker Band is a substitute of the Platinum (Pt) and Pt/Ir Marker Band, due to its lower cost. Our seamless tubing for radiopaque marker bands conforms to stringent dimension tolerances and high quality level. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more details. We can offer tantalum, gold, platinum, and Pt/Ir marker bands.

Application: Radiopaque marker band, which can be used as a part of medical devices.

Thermostability 91%
Machinability 87%
Corrosion Resistance 90%

Assay

Element Pure Tantalum ASTM B521 UNS R05200
O 0.0150% max
C 0.0100% max
N 0.0100% max
H 0.0015% max
Fe 0.0100% max
Ni  0.0100% max
Si  0.0050% max
Ti  0.0100% max
Mo  0.0200% max
W  0.0500% max
Nb  0.1000% max
Ta Remainder

Typical Size Available (Please inquire for details)

Dimensions Range Typical Tolerance
Outer Diameter (OD) 0.008”-0.3” +/-0.008”
Wall Thickness (WT) 0.0006”-0.02” +/-0.0004”
Length (L) 0.04” or As required Plus Tolerance

Please refer to Tantalum Capillary Tube and Tantalum Tube for larger sizes.

Order Information

Please include the following information with your inquires and orders:

1. Material: Tantalum, platinum, Pt/Ir
2. Quantity
3. Dimensions/Tolerance
4. Temper: Annealed or As drawn

Standard Packing

Wrapped in a plastic bag and loaded in a plastic tube.

Physical properties Tantalum (Atomic#73)
Phase Solid
Melting point 3290 K (3017°C, 5463°F)
Boiling point 5731 K (5458°C, 9856°F)
Heat of fusion 36.57 kJ/mol
Heat of vaporization 753 kJ/mol
Molar heat capacity 25.36 J/(mol•K)