Tungsten Carbide kua oti nga waahanga
Tungsten Carbide Parts Made to Order
| Industry Standard Code | Cobalt Binder % | Kiato (g/cm3) |
|---|---|---|
| C2 | 6% | 14.95 |
| C1 | 7.5% | 14.70 |
| C10 | 9% | 14.60 |
| C11 | 12% | 14.30 |
| C12 | 15% | 14.00 |
| C13 | 20% | 13.60 |
| C14 | 25% | 13.15 |
Tungsten Carbide ISO Number
| ISO Standard | Cobalt Binder % | Kiato (g/cm3) |
|---|---|---|
| K01 | 3% | 14.9-15.3 |
| K10 | 6% | 14.8-15.1 |
| K20 | 6% | 14.7-15.1 |
| K40 | 10% | 14.3-14.7 |
| K30 | 15% | 13.9-14.2 |
Custom Finished Parts Made to Order Include:
| Nozzles | Guide Wheels | Chock Stems |
| Raters | Wear Parts | Nga takirere |
| Seal Rings | Valve Seats | Sleeves |
| Any Other Special Part Requests |
Tungsten carbide is available in various grades, each designed to meet specific performance requirements for different applications. The primary grades are categorized based on their cobalt content, grain size, and intended use. Here are some of the common tungsten carbide grades:
- WC-Co Grades: These are the most widely used tungsten carbide grades, consisting of tungsten carbide (WC) combined with cobalt (Co) as a binder. The cobalt content typically ranges from 3% ki 20%, affecting hardness and toughness. Lower cobalt content provides higher hardness, while higher cobalt content enhances toughness.
- Fine and Ultra-Fine Grades: These grades feature smaller grain sizes, resulting in improved wear resistance and surface finish. They are often used for precision cutting tools and applications where sharp edges are essential.
- High-Performance Grades: Designed for extreme conditions, these grades may include additives such as nickel or chromium to enhance specific properties like corrosion resistance or heat tolerance. They are suitable for applications in harsh environments, such as oil and gas drilling.
- Ceramic-Enhanced Grades: These grades incorporate ceramic materials to provide additional hardness and wear resistance. They are ideal for applications requiring superior abrasion resistance.
- Custom Grades: Many manufactures offer tailored tungsten carbide grades to meet the unique demands of specific industries or applications, allowing for a balance of hardness, toughness, and wear resistance.
Each grade of tungsten carbide is engineered to optimize performance for it’s intended application, ensuring that clients can select the most suitable option for their needs.
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