2. Tungsten alloy fishing sinker is made of hard material and will not be stuck in the mouth of the fish. Traditional lead pendants are soft and can get stuck if swallowed by prey. Tungsten pendants, on the other hand, are harder and can be removed smoothly from the fish's mouth. Read More

Tungsten alloy fishing sinkersis made of the metal tungsten alloy, which is an ideal alternative to lead sinkers. Tungsten alloys are small in size and large in weight, so they are more used for counterweights in sports, such as fishing sinkers, golf counterweights and so on. Read More

The fishing sinker is used to increase the diving power, anchoring power, and throwing speed of the bait.The fishing sinker can be as small as 1/32oz for shallow water. And even smaller for flying fish.Or up to ten ounces for deep sea fishing.They can come in a variety of shapes, and environmental concerns are a major concern when choosing fishing sinker materials. Read More

The manufacturing method of tungsten alloy fishing sinkers is not much different from other tungsten alloys. Mix tungsten powder and other alloy powders in proportion and set aside under vacuum drying conditions; heat the resulting mixed powder to 2300℃ under nitrogen protection, heat it for 1hour and make it flow, then inject it into the mold cavity and cool it to obtain the desired shape of the blank; Then, it is heated to 1500°C under inert gas protection, sintered for 1hour and cooled. Read More

The fishing sinker is used to increase the diving power, anchoring power, and throwing speed of the bait.The fishing sinker can be as small as 1/32oz for shallow water. And even smaller for flying fish.Or up to ten ounces for deep sea fishing.They can come in a variety of shapes, and environmental concerns are a major concern when choosing fishing sinker materials. Read More

There are many types of fishing sinkers, it is able to keep the balance of the fishing group and floating, is an indispensable part of fishing, by virtue of the Throwing power of the angler with the bait far cast, fixed in a certain water depth layer of the water. Read More