Tungsten plates usually appear steel gray or silver white, with a smooth surface and high hardness. Tungsten is an extremely hard metal, so tungsten sheet inherits this characteristic and has excellent wear resistance and compressive strength. Tungsten has an extremely high melting point of 3422 degrees Celsius, the highest of all metals, which enables tungsten sheet to maintain stable performance in high temperature environments. Tungsten sheet is not subject to air erosion at room temperature and has good corrosion resistance to a wide range of chemicals.

Despite its high hardness, tungsten alloy sheet also has good ductility and plasticity. the elongation of W-Ni-Fe high-density alloy in the sintered state can be up to 10% 15%, and after vacuum or atmosphere dehydrogenation treatment, the elongation can be increased to 20% 30%. This characteristic makes tungsten alloy plate easy to process into various shapes and sizes, which is widely used in the fields of mold making, machining and high-precision instrument manufacturing.