As a typical product of transition metal molybdenum, molybdenum boat, also known as evaporated molybdenum boat or coated molybdenum boat, is formed by welding or high-temperature stamping of molybdenum sheets or molybdenum based alloys. It is an important sintering carrier for molybdenum powder and other metal powders.

Molybdenum boat products are widely used in industry. Pure molybdenum boat wire is used for high-temperature electric furnaces, electric discharge machining, and wire cutting machining; Molybdenum boats are used to make wireless electrical components and X-ray devices; Molybdenum boat crucible for rare earth refining; Molybdenum boat alloy plug is used as a hot piercing plug for seamless steel pipes; Molybdenum boats and molybdenum boat alloys are resistant to high-temperature erosion and are primarily used in the production of heat flow ports, gun chambers, rocket nozzles, and tungsten wire supports for electric light bulbs.

When installing a composite ceramic evaporation boat, it is necessary to maintain a certain inclination (slightly higher at the end of the aluminum wire) to facilitate the flow of liquid aluminum to the end of the boat. This is important regarding the added liquid aluminum spreading area, the lifespan of the forward evaporation boat, and the uniformity of the forward coating. The evaporation boat should adhere to the horizontal plane horizontally.