Obtaining rare-earth metals

  • Materials production and research
  • Rare earth metals

The department's employees have accumulated unique experience in obtaining rare-earth metals. Over 20 mining and chemical-metallurgical enterprises have been built with their participation, and dozens of individual productions have been launched in non-ferrous metallurgy plants.

Currently, the main focus is on:

  • Producing alloys, modifiers, and multi-component alloys;
  • Manufacturing a new type of product for 3D technologies: spherical and polygonal powders of refractory metals (titanium, niobium, tantalum, molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, rhenium), as well as powders with particle sizes ranging from 15 μm to 500 μm;
  • Producing high-purity chlorides and fluorides of rare-earth metals;
  • Recovering rare and rare-earth elements from oxides;.
  • Producing powders with a purity of up to 5N in sealed glass ampoules, ranging from 1 gram to 100 grams
  • Obtaining halides of rare-earth metals.
  1. Ability to produce a wide range of products
  2. Obtaining doped alloys with pre- determined properties
  3. Producing precision materials starting from 10 kg/year for each material
  4. Obtaining powder materials of refractory alloys for additive technologies and metallurgy
  5. Manufacturing custom- targeted chemical products according to customer's technical requirements