Metal Alloy High Density Tungsten Alloy Rod Grind Surface Tungsten Alloy Bar

About Metal Alloy High-Density Tungsten Alloy Rod Grind Surface:
 

Tungsten alloy rods (WMoNiFe) and Anviloy 1150 are made by refining metal powders at specific high temperatures using special high-temperature powder metallurgy techniques. This tungsten alloy rod material has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, good thermal conductivity, and good material properties.

Tungsten alloy rods serve as materials with high melting points and low thermal expansion coefficients at high temperatures. The addition of tungsten alloy elements improves workability, toughness, and welding. The performance of materials is based on eliminating heat treatment-related issues with other tool materials in the manufacturing industry of tungsten alloy rods. Tungsten alloy rod is made up mostly of tungsten, nickel, iron, or copper.

Properties:
 

Low thermal expansion, high density, radiation absorption, high thermal and electrical conductivity, wear resistance, perfect performance in high radiation exposure environment.

Applications:
 

Tungsten alloy rods have special properties, such as low thermal expansion and good thermal conductivity, sufficient electrical resistance, and high elastic modulus. Therefore, tungsten rods are widely used in various fields, such as support lines, lead-in lines, printer needles, electrodes and quartz furnaces, filaments, high-speed tools, automotive automatic products, and sputtering targets. Widely used in the aerospace, military, and medical industries.

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FAQs of Metal Alloy High Density Tungsten Alloy Rod Grind Surface Tungsten Alloy Bar

Q: What is tungsten alloy rod used for?
A: High density tungsten alloy rods are utilized in a variety of applications that require materials with high density, excellent mechanical properties, and radiation shielding capabilities. Common uses include aerospace components, military projectiles, fishing weights, counterweights in industrial machinery, medical equipment (such as gamma-ray shielding), and precision engineering parts.

Q: Is tungsten alloy safe for humans?
A: Tungsten alloys are generally considered safe under normal conditions of use. However, exposure to tungsten dust or fumes during machining or welding can pose health risks, including respiratory irritation and potential long-term effects on the lungs. Proper safety measures should be followed when handling tungsten alloys to minimize any risk.

Q: What is the formula of tungsten alloy?
A: There isn't a single formula for tungsten alloys as they consist of tungsten mixed with other elements like nickel, iron, copper, or cobalt. The exact composition varies depending on the application requirements and desired properties. A common tungsten heavy alloy might have a composition such as W-Ni-Fe (tungsten-nickel-iron).

Q: Is tungsten alloy suitable for daily use products?
A: Tungsten alloys are more specialized and typically not found in everyday consumer products due to their high cost and specific application needs. They are safe for use in consumer products if properly encapsulated or treated to prevent exposure to tungsten particles. Their hardness and durability make them ideal for certain high-performance tools and luxury items like watches or jewelry, but they are not commonly used in standard daily use products.