Tungsten Carbide Rod (TCR), as a high hardness and wear-resistant tungsten carbide material, is widely used in the fields of CNC cutting tools, drills, mold making, wear-resistant parts, and so on.

In industrial manufacturing, cobalt (Co) is commonly added to tungsten carbide as a binder in order to improve the overall toughness and machinability of the carbide.

In the metal wire drawing process, the carbide guide wheel is a key component of the wire drawing machine, and its performance directly affects the quality and efficiency of wire drawing. Choosing the right carbide guide wheel needs to be considered from various aspects.

Tungsten Carbide (WC-Co) dies are the best choice for fastener cold heading, stamping and thread forming because of their ultra-high hardness, wear resistance and long life.

Selecting a carbide circular saw blade requires a combination of material characteristics, processing needs and equipment parameters.

As a representative of high-density metal materials, tungsten shielding materials play an irreplaceable role in many high-tech fields by virtue of its unique physical and chemical properties.

In terms of features, tungsten carbide balls have a high hardness of HRA 89-92 (far exceeding the HRC 58-65 of steel balls), which makes them excellent in high wear environments (e.g. bearings, sealed valves, abrasive media).

Hacksaws and circular saw blades are common cutting tools in the metal and woodworking industries, but they differ significantly in their construction, use, cutting methods and applicable materials.

Cemented Carbide Bushings are a type of liner or sleeve component made from materials such as tungsten carbide and molybdenum carbide.

Cemented carbide plate is a composite material made of tungsten carbide (WC) as matrix, cobalt (Co), nickel (Ni) and other metals as binder, and sintered at high temperature. Its hardness can be up to HRA 90 or more, both wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant and impact-resistant, known as the modern industry's ‘super-armour’.