Product Description:

Tungsten Carbide Strips are cemented carbide wear strips, usually used for cutting tools, wear protection components and other industrial applications. With high hardness (HRA 91.5-92.5), high tensile strength (1800-2100 MPa), excellent fracture toughness (9-11 MPa·m1/2), superior thermal conductivity (90-110 W/m·K) and density (14.9-15.1 G/cm3), tungsten carbide strips are ideal components for wear protection and cutting tools.

Features:

• Product Name: Tungsten Carbide Strips
• Surface Roughness: Ra 0.4
• Bending Strength: 2500-3000 MPa
• Application: Cutting Tools
• Thermal Conductivity: 90-110 W/m·K
• Density: 14.9-15.1 G/cm3
• Keywords: Carbide Wear Strips, Carbide Strips

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Tungsten carbide strips, also known as tungsten strips, are made from tungsten carbide material with the brand name of Gold Sword. These carbide strips can be customized according to customers’ requirements. The product is ISO9001 certified and a minimum order quantity of 1 piece is required. The price is negotiable and the packaging includes paper boxes, wooden boxes, carton, and iron barrels. The delivery time is usually within 15-20 days and payment can be made via L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union and other methods. The supply ability is up to 50000 pieces per month.

The tungsten carbide strips have excellent properties, including high hardness, fracture toughness, thermal conductivity, and density. The hardness is measured at HRA 91.5-92.5, the fracture toughness is 9-11 MPa·m1/2, the thermal conductivity is 90-110 W/m·K, and the density is 14.9-15.1 G/cm3.

The tungsten carbide strips are mainly used for cutting tools. The high hardness and excellent fracture toughness of the strips make them suitable for cutting various materials, such as metal, wood, and plastic. The high thermal conductivity and density also make them suitable for other cutting tools that require high performance.

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Packing and Shipping:

Tungsten Carbide Strips are typically packaged and shipped in heavy-duty cardboard boxes. The length and width of the boxes should be sufficient to ensure that the strips are not damaged in transit. The boxes should be lined with a protective material such as bubble wrap or foam to provide extra cushioning. The strips should be securely fastened inside the box with tape or another suitable material to prevent them from shifting or becoming damaged in transit.

The boxes should be clearly labeled with the contents and the shipping address, and must be properly sealed to prevent moisture or other contaminants from entering the box. In addition, the box should be clearly marked with the weight and shipping class, as well as any hazardous material warnings that may be applicable.

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