Tungsten carbide plates are made through powder metallurgy. The core component is tungsten carbide, and a small amount of metals such as cobalt (Co) are added as binders.
Cermet tips are often used in the manufacturing of saw blades to enhance performance, particularly in cutting hard materials like metals, ceramics, and composites. The term "cermet" is a combination of "ceramic" and "metal," and it refers to composite materials made by combining metals with ceramics, typically to improve hardness, wear resistance, and thermal stability.
Tungsten carbide bushings are mainly used in mechanical equipment, especially under harsh working conditions such as high load, high wear and high temperature. It is usually made of hard alloy materials such as tungsten alloy or cobalt alloy, featuring extremely high wear resistance, corrosion resistance and good thermal stability.
Tungsten Carbide Saw Blade tips, an important part of tungsten carbide saw blades, are widely used in the cutting and processing of wood and metal because of their high hardness, high wear resistance and high impact resistance.