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IMOA launches new Chinese language website
21/10/2021
The International Molybdenum Association (IMOA) has launched a new Chinese language website. A sister site to the main IMOA website, the independently hosted site provides a wealth of information about molybdenum, its uses, sustainability credentials and metallurgy. The site also collates all of IMOA's publications that are available in Chinese.
The website complements IMOA's popular WeChat channel, which currently has 3,300 followers.
One of IMOA's goals is to extend the dissemination of IMOA's information within the Chinese market through continued engagement with producers, specifiers, fabricators and end users. A dedicated Chinese website, with Mandarin-specific downloads, is a significant step towards this goal.
Secretary-General, Eva Model, commented:
"China is a major stainless steel and alloyed steel producer, making it an important market for our activities. Our new website is just one element of the extensive market development activities that we currently undertake in China. The site offers the opportunity, alongside our program of webinars, to provide information about the benefits of molybdenum alloying in steels and stainless steels to the Chinese market."
Visit our new site http://www.imoa-cn.info
General information for media
IMOA is a non profit trade association, representing the majority of the molybdenum industry worldwide. It works to raise awareness about the unique properties of molybdenum, its beneficial effects on materials performance, its safety in use and its contribution to sustainable development.
Molybdenum is added to alloy steels to improve strength, toughness, hardenability and weldability for numerous applications in the automotive, shipbuilding, construction, mining, chemical, oil & gas and energy generation industries. In stainless steels and superalloys, it improves corrosion resistance and high-temperature performance and finds uses in many industrial applications. It is also used in a variety of products from catalysts and lubricants to pigments and paint.
IMOA has a strict antitrust compliance policy which delegates of all meetings are required to observe. All such meetings are observed by legal counsel.
For more information please email the communications team at media@imoa.info.
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