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Product Overview
Tungsten lumps are solid pieces made from high-purity tungsten, known for their exceptionally high density and melting point. They are widely used in industrial applications that require high temperature resistance, strength, and corrosion resistance. Tungsten lumps are produced using advanced manufacturing processes, ensuring excellent physical and chemical properties suitable for various machining and application needs. Their high density and stability make them vital in heavy-duty industries and high-precision applications.
Key Features
- High Melting Point: Tungsten lumps have a melting point of up to 3410°C, allowing them to withstand extreme high-temperature environments without deformation or melting.
- High Density: Tungsten has a density of 19.35 g/cm³, making the lumps very strong and heavy, ideal for high-pressure, high-strength environments.
- Chemical Stability: Tungsten does not react with air or water at room temperature and can withstand corrosion from many acids and chemical substances, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.
- High Strength: Due to its high density and hardness, tungsten lumps are an ideal choice for high-strength materials.
Applications
Tungsten lumps are used in various industrial fields, including:
- Metallurgical Industry: Tungsten lumps are widely used in the smelting of high-quality steel and hard alloys, serving as an essential raw material for manufacturing cutting tools, drill bits, ultra-hard molds, and other high-performance components.
- Military Industry: Tungsten lumps are used in the manufacture of armor-piercing projectiles, rocket nozzle parts, and other high-strength, high-temperature components.
- Aerospace: Due to their exceptional heat resistance, tungsten lumps are used to produce high-temperature parts for aerospace applications, such as nozzles and thermal protection materials.
- Electronics Industry: The electrical conductivity of tungsten makes it suitable for use in the electronics industry, particularly for manufacturing vacuum tubes, heating elements, and other high-temperature, high-current components.
- Energy and Chemical Industries: Tungsten lumps are used in high-temperature reaction environments, such as in high-temperature containers, catalyst support materials, and other specialized applications in energy and chemical processing.
