Tungsten carbide tip usually refers to the cutting tool head made of tungsten carbide (cemented carbide), which is commonly used for cutting tools, milling cutters, drill bits, etc. Due to its high hardness, wear resistance and high temperature resistance, it is widely used in industrial processing, including CNC machining centers, CNC engraving machines, milling machines, etc. in mechanical processing, processing metals, alloys, wood, plastics and other materials. Industrial manufacturing such as mold manufacturing, aerospace parts processing, and automotive parts…

 Tungsten carbide glass cutting blade is a kind of tool specially used for cutting glass, which is used for cutting architectural glass, automobile glass, mobile phone screen glass, optical glass, etc. It has the following advantages: High wear resistance: the blade has a long life and is suitable for long-term continuous cutting. High sharpness: it can achieve precise and smooth glass cutting and reduce edge collapse. High temperature resistance: it is not easy to fail due to frictional heat…

 Cemented carbide is mainly composed of tungsten carbide and cobalt. Tungsten carbide (WC) is a metal ceramic with a Vickers hardness of up to 2200 HV, close to the 10000 HV of diamond. Its crystal structure is hexagonal, and carbon atoms and tungsten atoms are bonded by strong covalent bonds with a bond energy of up to 700 kJ/mol, giving it extremely high hardness. Cobalt is used as a binder, and the content is usually 6%-15%. Through powder metallurgy,…

 The wear resistance of cemented carbide comes from the high hardness of tungsten carbide, with a Vickers hardness of 2200 HV. The crystal structure is hexagonal, and the bond energy of carbon-tungsten covalent bonds is as high as 700 kJ/mol, which has strong wear resistance. Cobalt binder enhances the bonding force between particles and reduces wear and tear. Experiments show that after 1000 frictions, the wear amount of cemented carbide is only 1/10 of that of steel! Due to…