Tungsten carbide bars hard metal rods.
Tungsten Rhenium Alloy Bar Main Types: W-3%RW-5%ReW-25%Re;W-26%Re Common Uses: Tungsten Rhenium alloy bar is mainly used as components,structural materials, friction stir welding joint in aerospace and other high-temp fields.
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Tungsten Alloy metals are mainly including W-Ni-Fe and W-Ni-Cu, are extensively used in military equipment, mechanical manufacturing, aircraft components, medical shields and sports equipment. WNiFe/WNiCu tungsten heavy tungsten heavy alloy WNiFe tungsten nickel ferro/iron alloy. W-Ni-Fe alloy is used in collimator and shielding components to provide protection against X-ray and �³-ray radiation. A product manufactured from tungsten, nickel and copper, is distinctive due to its non-magnetic behavior. This material is used in the places to avoid magnetic interference.
Description: By selecting high purity tungsten powder and oxygen-free copper, all of our tungsten coppers are produced by sintering and infiltrating process. 1. The composition of tungsten and copper are well-proportioned and accurate percentaged; 2. Tungsten coppers are precisely machined with high thermo stability, high arc resistance and high strength; 3. Copper tungstgen has high electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity; Application 1. Our tungsten copper is widely used in many industrial areas such as aerospace, power, electronic, metallurgy, and machinery; 2. It is also used for cooling device in electronic equipment; 3. Tungsten copper is also adopted as electrodes in resistance welding machine; 4. Arcing contacts and vacuum contacts in high and medium voltage breakers or vacuum interrupters adopt it as material; 5. It is adopted as passive cooling element in heat sink for electronic devices and electronic packaging materials; 6. Copper tungsten can be used as the component of the pushing device in spacecrafts.
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Cast tungsten carbide powder Phildal tungsten co., limited is becoming a significant tungsten material supplier and exporter. Character: wc and w2c eutectic structure. Because of its high melting point, high hardness, high wear ressistance, it Applications: cast tungsten carbide is applied by oxygen-acetylene flame, arc, spray, braze and wet welding on wear places. It is also adhered firmly to the surface of wear work pieces with epoxy resin and inorganic additives at lower temperature and impact. The parts of piled-up cast tungsten carbide coating can stand high temperature and impact. It characterized by long tool life, easy mainternance, low cost and improved productivity. Iron drums
Tungsten powder tungsten carbide powder Phildal tungsten cooperated with tungsten mines and produce different kinds of tungsten raw material like tungsten powder, tungsten carbide powder, cast tungsten carbide powder, ammonium paratungstate etc. With our good manufacturing system and strict management. I am sure we can supply you quality goods and competitive price. Please just contact us for more details if you interested. Thanks
Cemented carbide is the term which refers to sintered composite materials composed of at least one metal carbide constituent. Tungsten Carbide (WC), Titanium Carbide (TiC),Tantalum Carbide (TaC) are common constituents. Our tungsten carbide rods are made of optimum quality raw material WC, which acts as hard phase, and the binder agent Cobalt. With powder metallurgy HIP technology, carbide rods are sintered with homogeneous microstructure including little or even no porosity, to a great extent, increasing the whole performance and properties such as hardness and bending strength. Our HF30U solid rod obtains 93 HRA hardness and at least 4000 MPa transverse rupture strength.
