The main products of niobium are tantalum powder capacitor grade, metallurgical grade, tantalum wire, tantalum carbide, tantalum and its alloy ingot, tantalum and its alloy processing material plate, strip, tube, rod, wire, tantalum target, tantalum oxide industry, light Glass, high purity, lithium tantalate single crystal, ferroniobium, niobium nickel, niobium powder, niobium bars, niobium and its alloy ingots, niobium and its alloy processing sheet, strip, tube, rod, wire, niobium oxide industry, light Glass, high purity, niobium carbide, lithium niobate single crystal, etc.

In the electronics industry, tantalum powder and tantalum wire are the key materials for the manufacture of tantalum capacitors. Tantalum capacitors are small in size, high in capacity, light in weight, good in reliability, large in operating temperature range, anti-vibration, and long in life. They are widely used in mobile phones, computers, digital products, automotive and aerospace electronics and other fields. About 60% of the world's tantalum is used to make tantalum capacitors. Tantalum and niobium targets are used in semiconductor devices and liquid crystal display technology. Niobium oxide, niobium powder, and niobium wire are used in the manufacture of ceramic capacitors and niobium capacitors. Lithium tantalate single crystal and lithium niobate single crystal are used to make sound meter devices and optical communication components.

In the metallurgical industry, niobium is mainly used in the production of high-strength low-alloy steel, stainless steel, heat-resistant steel, gap steel, carbon steel, tool steel, rail steel, and cast steel. In these alloys, in addition to maintaining its high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance, niobium also plays the role of grain refinement and solid solution strengthening, which can effectively improve the strength and hardness of steel at high temperature, and improve the processing and welding performance of steel. Prevent steel from being corroded and brittle in harsh working environments. About 90% of the world's niobium is used in the steel industry. Adding tantalum or niobium to nickel, cobalt, iron-based alloys or adding other metal elements based on tantalum and niobium can produce superalloys. Superalloys are aerospace engines, land-based airflow turbine engines, modern weapons, and facilities in harsh industrial environments. important structural materials.