Molybdenum pins are used for manufacturing halogen automotive lamps, as sealed lead-wire through hard-glass. The molybdenum pins is doped molybdenum wires. The arc-height of a wire sample of 200mm length, located on a glass plate, can be not greater relative to the imaginary string than 20mm. The pins have a very smooth and bright surface and the surface free of stain, dirt, oxides, drawing tracks, scratches and damages.

The molybdenum disc has similar thermal expansion to silicon. They are widely used as contact materials in silicon controlled rectifier diodes, transistors and thyristors, mounting material for power semiconductor devices and heat sink bases.

The molybdenum wire is principally used in the high-temperature field of molybdenum furnace and radio tube outlets, also in thinning the molybdenum filament, and the molybdenum rod in heating materials for high-temperature furnace, and side-bracket/bracket/outlets wire for heating materials.

Material from 0 .090 inches to 3 inches in thickness is classified as molybdenum plate. Molybdenum plates are widely used in the construction of furnace tooling and parts and as a feed stock for the fabrication of parts for the electronics and semiconductor industries. Standard availability is described below. Other sizes and tolerances are available.

Molybdenum foil and sheet is wildly used in making electric internal furnace, heating-insulated screen, electronics, electronic-vacuum illumination, light sources industry, thermo screen, etc.