Hard alloy rod is an alloy material with excellent performance and wide application fields. Its production process is complex but the technology is mature, which can meet various high demand industrial application needs. Hard alloy rods of different grades have different wear resistance, impact resistance, and applicable ranges, such as YG6, YG8, YG6X, YG10, etc. In addition, hard alloy rods can be processed and cut according to customer needs to meet the requirements of different application scenarios.

The excellent performance of hard alloy rods; Can be used for cutting difficult to machine materials such as heat-resistant steel, stainless steel, high manganese steel, and tool steel. Hard alloy rods are also widely used in industries such as wood processing, plastic processing, papermaking, packaging, printing, non-ferrous metal processing, as well as machinery, chemical, petroleum, metallurgy, electronics, and defense industries. The specifications and performance of hard alloy rods can be customized according to the specific needs of customers.

Tungsten rods use special high-temperature powder metallurgy technology to compress and sinter metal powder at high temperatures. Low coefficient of thermal expansion: In high-temperature environments, the thermal expansion coefficient of tungsten alloy rods is relatively low, which helps to maintain the dimensional stability of the material. Tungsten rods have good thermal conductivity, which helps with rapid heat transfer and dispersion. Tungsten is one of the metals with extremely high melting points, which enables tungsten alloy rods to maintain stable performance even in high temperature environments.

Tungsten rod, also known as tungsten alloy rod, is a material made by refining metal powder at a specific high temperature through special high-temperature powder metallurgy technology.

Name: Tungsten Bar

Nickname: Tungsten Alloy Rod

Main components: Depending on the formula, tungsten alloy rods may contain various metal elements such as tungsten (W), nickel (Ni), molybdenum (Mo), iron (Fe), etc., such as WMoNiFe alloy or tungsten alloy with a ratio of 90% W, 4% Ni, 4% Mo, 2% Fe.