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What Is The Difference Between A Diamond Blade And A Carbide Blade?
Carbide saw blades and diamond saw blades are two common cutting tools. They have significant differences in materials, performance, and applicable scenarios. The following is a detailed comparison between the two: Material: Diamond saw blades use synthetic diamond particles as the cutting mater...Read more -
Is Molybdenum A Strong Metal?
Molybdenum is a silvery-white metal with a hard texture and a high melting point of 2620°C, second only to tungsten and rhenium, making it a key member of the refractory metal class. Physically, molybdenum exhibits excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. While its electrical conductivity i...Read more -
Is a Tungsten Carbide Nozzle Worth It?
Tungsten carbide nozzles are made using precision machinery and carbide materials, offering high bending resistance and high hardness. They are popular in applications such as surface treatment, sandblasting, painting, electronics, and chemical processing. So, why are carbide nozzles so popular? ...Read more -
Which metal is best for a heat sink?
Electronic components mounted on substrates require heat sinks to effectively dissipate heat and maintain a stable operating temperature. Molybdenum-copper, tungsten-copper, CMC, and CPC materials combine the low thermal expansion coefficients of molybdenum and tungsten with the high thermal cond...Read more -
What Is Zirconium Ceramic?
When you think of ceramics, do you picture exquisite blue and white porcelain or your kitchen dishes? Today, we’re discussing a “hardcore” ceramic you may not have heard of, but which has long been a part of your life: zirconium oxide ceramic. Zirconium oxide ceramic, as the na...Read more -
Why Are Carbide Bits So Expensive?
Starting in March 2025, several carbide tool brands have raised prices by 5%-10%. This is driven by the dual pressures of a 50% surge in tungsten and cobalt raw material prices and rising labor costs, forcing companies to pass on these costs to survive. Cutting Tool Price Adjustment Recently, Zhu...Read more -
What Is Tungsten Copper Composite Material?
Tungsten copper composite material, a new application in the field of electronic packaging! Tungsten copper composite material, a unique material, is a pseudo alloy made by carefully proportioning and fusing tungsten and copper elements. It is not an alloy in the traditional sense, because it is...Read more -
How is The World’s First 9MW Wind Power Forging Spindle Processed?
Recently, the world’s first 9MW wind power forging spindle independently developed and manufactured by China was successfully launched, which is another important breakthrough in the field of key core components of large-scale wind power. The first 9MW wind power forging spindle launched th...Read more -
China Molybdenum Alloy Industry Report: Growth Trend is Very Obvious
Definition of Molybdenum Alloy Industry Molybdenum alloy is a non-ferrous alloy made of molybdenum with other elements added as the basis, and has various characteristics. Its high density gives it stability in complex environments. Despite its high density, it has a low melting point and is sui...Read more -
China Successfully Tested The “Rod of God”
China successfully tested the “Rod of God”: a 9-meter-long crater was smashed, and the power was only equivalent to that of an ordinary bomb The power of the “Rod of God” (a tungsten rod that hits the ground at high speed from space) has been rumored on the Internet for a...Read more -
Analysis And Various Applications of Silver-tungsten Elements In Tungsten Alloys
Tungsten alloy is an alloy made of tungsten as the main component and supplemented with silver, copper, iron, nickel, molybdenum and other metal elements. In the manufacturing process of tungsten alloy, the proper addition of metallic silver is crucial because it can effectively improve the overa...Read more -
Tungsten Copper Alloy Processing Technology
Tungsten copper alloy is mainly a mixture of copper and tungsten. The melting points of tungsten and copper are very different, and the two phases are not miscible. It is a typical pseudo alloy. Because tungsten copper alloy has the high melting point of tungsten and the high conductivity of copp...Read more