As tungsten alloy counterweights have the characteristics of high density, high melting point, high hardness, high wear resistance, high ultimate tensile strength, high elongation, good machinability, non-toxic and non-polluting, high impact resistance and anti-cracking, etc., tungsten alloy counterweightsare widely used in below fields:

Tungsten alloy fishingweights

Tungsten alloy fishing pendant weights are also called tungsten alloy fishing pendant, tungsten alloy fishing pendant can be used in both fresh water and salt water, the main difference is the weight difference. Tungsten alloy high specific gravity weights allow the fishing pendant to sink faster. As a rule, it is always better to choose the lighter weight of the pendant. This is better for fishing. In fresh water, tungsten alloy fishing pendants are selected to weigh 1/8 ounce to 1/4 ounce, tungsten alloy fishing pendants must be used with lighter weight fishing line to improve fishing efficiency, in addition to lures. In deeper water, tungsten fishing charms weigh 3/8 ounce to 5/8 ounce and require thicker lures as well as heavier lines. In addition, the higher weight of tungsten alloy fishing pendants makes them more wind resistant than traditional lead fishing pendants, making them more suitable for windy day fishing.

Tungsten Tennis Weights

Tennis weights are accessories that are mounted on the edge of the tennis racket to change the balance and improve the player's stroke. It is mainly made of tungsten alloy, a non-toxic and environmentally friendly material. When a player hits the ball, he tries to control the force of the stroke as much as possible. This is where the ball tends to be in the center of the tennis racket when it hits the point of impact. At the same time, a player tries to hit the ball as hard as possible with an average amount of force when hitting the ball. No two players can hit the ball with the same amount of force with the same tennis racket. Also, since the weight and overall structure of a tennis racket is fixed after it is manufactured, all that can be changed is the location of its counterweight.

Tungsten Golf Ball Weights

A golf head is a part of a golf club that includes a golf head body and a weld port at the bottom that provides a weld port and a dual weight tungsten alloy counterweight plate body to weld to. The dual gravity counterweight plate body consists of a tungsten alloy counterweight that is arranged in a peripheral tungsten alloy counterweight, a tungsten alloy counterweight made from the same metal material as the golf head body, and a metal portion. Dual force counterweight body welded welded port high

The body of the golf head, and the ground forming the welded port of the golf head, the bottom of which is supplied with a tungsten alloy part. Gravity and weight are evenly distributed in the case of the golf head, the bottom area, the thickness of the golf head has not changed, so you can achieve a low center of gravity and better balance of the force of the role, thus greatly improving the stability.

Tungsten Alloy Ski Weights

Tungsten alloy ski weights are widely used on skis. Tungsten ski weights are metal parts used on skis to increase the balance weight. The use of tungsten alloy ski weights is for people to get better balance and shock absorption effect in skiing. To realize the best performance of skis in alpine skiing. Let people get more fun in skiing. Tungsten alloy ski weights are generally placed in the middle part of the ski, which is also for the need of balance conditions. Ski weights can be selected according to the needs of different people and their balance habits, the purpose is to be smooth and comfortable in skiing.

Tungsten Alloy Marine Weights

As we know, the keels of today's large ships are made of high specific gravity materials, such as lead. However, lead is toxic and pollutes the environment. On the other hand, tungsten alloy counterweights have the advantages of high density and non-toxicity, and are widely used in the shipbuilding industry. The tungsten alloy counterweights are mounted at the bottom of the keel for weight distribution.