Tungsten Pellets

Product Overview
Tungsten pellets are made from high-purity tungsten material and possess extremely high melting points and excellent thermal properties. They are widely used in various industrial applications. Tungsten pellets are commonly used as fluxing agents, especially in high-frequency infrared carbon-sulfur analysis, and play a crucial role in high-frequency reaction furnaces. Additionally, tungsten pellets are used to manufacture heating elements for high-temperature furnaces, owing to their excellent thermal conductivity and high-temperature resistance.

Key Features

• High Purity: Tungsten pellets have a purity of 99.95%, ensuring stable performance in a variety of high-end industrial applications.
• High Melting Point: With an extremely high melting point, tungsten pellets maintain excellent performance even in high-temperature environments.
• Low Thermal Expansion: Tungsten pellets have a low thermal expansion rate, providing superior thermal stability during high-temperature operations.
• Excellent Wear Resistance: Tungsten pellets are used in surface treatments to significantly enhance the wear resistance and impact strength of products.

Applications
Tungsten pellets have a wide range of applications across various industries:

• High-Frequency Infrared Analysis: Used as a fluxing agent in high-frequency infrared carbon-sulfur analysis, particularly in high-frequency reaction furnaces.
• Heating Elements: Due to their excellent high-temperature resistance, tungsten pellets are used to manufacture heating elements for high-temperature furnaces.
• Wear Resistance Treatment: Tungsten pellets are used for surface treatments, particularly in metal parts where they form wear-resistant layers, enhancing product durability and impact strength.
• Optical and Conductive Glass: Used as a high-purity additive in the production of conductive and optical glass, as well as ion plating.
• Tungsten Carbide Pellets: Used in surface cladding technologies to significantly improve the wear resistance of metal surfaces, commonly used in the manufacture of tungsten carbide welding rods and other tools, offering superior wear resistance compared to traditional welding materials.