Place of Origin: | Guangdong |
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Location: | Wuhan, Hubei, China (Mainland) |
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Business Type: | Manufacturer |
Main Products: | Tungsten Carbide Cutting Tools, Tungsten Carbide Wear Parts, Tungsten Products |
Model No.: | AIA-1 |
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Machinability Tungsten Heavy Alloy Sheet / Plates Thickness 0.06mm to 100mm WNiFe
Tungsten Heavy Alloys are materials with a high tungsten content and low amounts of Ni, Fe or Ni, Cu. Some tungsten alloy is added Co, Mo or Cr etc. Their densities could be as high as 16.8~18.8g/cc.
The majority of current uses for WHAs are best satisfied with the W-Ni-Fe system. such as 93W-4.9Ni-2.lFe and 95W-4Ni-lFe represent common compositions. The addition of cobalt to a W-Ni-Fe is a common approach for slight enhancement of both strength and ductility.
The presence of cobalt provides solid-solution strengthening of the binder and slightly enhanced tungsten-matrix interfacial strength. Cobalt additions of 5 to 15% of the nominal binder weight fraction arc most common.
Introduction of Tungsten Heavy Alloy Sheet:
Standard: AMS-T-21014
Density: (16.8 - 18.8) g/cm3
Main Component: W (90 - 98)% with the addition of Ni & Fe or Ni & Cu
Thickness: 0.06mm to 2.0mm
Width x Length: Max 300 x 600mm
Surface Condition: Machined, Ground
Mechanical Properties of Tungsten Heavy Alloys:
AMST 21014 class 1
90%WNiFe, 90%WNiCu
Density : 17.0
Hardness: 32HRC max
Elongation: 5 - 20%
AMST 21014 class 2
92.5%WNiFe, 92.5%WNiCu
Density : 17.5
Hardness: 33HRC max
Elongation: 5 - 15%
AMST 21014 class 3
95%WNiFe, 95%WNiCu
Density : 18.0
Hardness: 34HRC max
Elongation: 3 - 10%
AMST 21014 class 4
97.5%WNiFe, 97.5%WNiCu
Density : 18.5
Hardness: 35HRC max
Elongation: 1 - 8%
Tungsten Alloy Sheet Applications:
Protection shields for nuclear radiation.
The war industry with the ball core,the ball link.the shrapnel,the armor-piercing shell uses the ball
Balancing weights
Electroheat upsetting anvil block
Substitutional material for Uranium
Electrodes for Resistance Weldingt tungsten alloy
High voltage electrical contact
Specifications of Tungsten Heavy Alloys:
Type |
Density (g/cm³) |
Tensile strength (MPa) |
Elongation |
Hardness (HRC) |
85W-10.5Ni-4.5Fe |
15.8-16.0 |
700-1000 |
20-33 |
20-30 |
90W-7Ni-3Fe |
16.9-17.1 |
700-1000 |
20-33 |
24-32 |
90W-6Ni-4Fe |
16.7-17.0 |
700-1000 |
20-33 |
24-32 |
91W-6Ni-3Fe |
17.1-17.3 |
700-1000 |
15-28 |
25-30 |
92W-5Ni-3Fe |
17.3-17.5 |
700-1000 |
18-28 |
25-30 |
92.5W-5Ni-2.5Fe |
17.4-17.6 |
700-1000 |
25-30 |
25-30 |
93W-4Ni-3Fe |
17.5-17.6 |
700-1000 |
15-25 |
26-30 |
93W-4.9Ni-2.1Fe |
17.5-17.6 |
700-1000 |
15-25 |
26-30 |
93W-5Ni-2Fe |
17.5-17.6 |
700-1000 |
15-25 |
26-30 |
95W-3Ni-2Fe |
17.9-18.1 |
700-900 |
8-15 |
25-35 |
95W-3.5Ni-1.5Fe |
17.9-18.1 |
700-900 |
8-15 |
25-35 |
96W-3Ni-1Fe |
18.2-18.3 |
600-800 |
6-10 |
30-35 |
97W-2Ni-1Fe |
18.4-18.5 |
600-800 |
8-14 |
30-35 |
98W-1Ni-1Fe |
18.4-18.6 |
500-800 |
5-10 |
30-35 |
90W-6Ni-4Cu |
17.0-17.2 |
600-800 |
4-8 |
25-35 |
93W-5Ni-2Cu |
17.5-17.6 |
500-600 |
3-5 |
25-35 |
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