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.

Tungsten alloy plate is a dense, radiation-absorbing material that can effectively resist and absorb the effects of high-energy radiation from X-rays, γ-rays and neutron radiation. This characteristic makes it widely used in the nuclear industry, medical equipment and aerospace and aviation, etc., for the manufacture of radiation protection and ray diagnostic equipment.

Due to its high density and high strength characteristics, tungsten alloy plate is widely used in the manufacture of a variety of defense and military equipment, such as heavily armored kinetic energy armor-piercing bullets, bullets, rifles, missiles and bombs. At the same time, tungsten alloy plate is also used in the manufacture of some special-purpose counterweights, such as yacht counterweights and airplane ballasts.