The Strategic Core of High-Energy and Thermal Stability
Cobalt is an indispensable transition metal, prized for its ability to maintain magnetic strength and structural integrity at extreme temperatures. While it’s the “engine” behind the high energy density of modern Lithium-Ion batteries, its metallurgical value lies in the creation of superalloys that must survive the intense heat of jet turbines and high-performance motors. Less Common Metals (LCM) specialises in the Vacuum Induction Melting (VIM) and Vacuum Remelting (VR) of Cobalt-based alloys. Our process ensures the removal of dissolved gases and trace impurities, resulting in a high-homogeneity material with superior mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. As Western supply chains prioritise ethical and secure sourcing, LCM provides a technically credible, UK-based partner for specialised Cobalt requirements.