Customization: | Available |
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Application: | Aviation, Electronics, Industrial, Medical, Chemical, Oil and Petroleum |
Standard: | ASTM |
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Tungsten high temperature resistance and melting point make it the most common choice for use in applications like high-temperature furnaces, whose heating elements, heat shields and boats must resist working temperatures up to 1300 °C.
In addition, in metallurgical industry, some components of electric-resistance furnaces are made of tungsten flat products (tungsten sheets and foils). These furnaces are used to sinter refractory metals into billets and semi-finished products. The refractory metals include tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum and niobium.
Tungsten heating elements are the core of high-temperature furnaces, where working temperatures can rise to 2800°C and remain in the 2300-2350°C range for long periods of time. Such heating elements are usually in shape ofcylindrical shells or pieces of closed-end tungsten sheets riveted by tungsten bolts. Tungsten heat shields are the insulating components of high temperature furnaces, and riveted tungsten sheet is popular for use as the internal layers of these shields.
Tungsten heavy alloy |
WNiFe (ASTM B777, AMS-T-21014) |
WNiCu (ASTM B777, AMS-T-21014) |
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Designation | 90W | 93W | 95W | 97W | 90W | 93W | 95W |
Density g/cm3) | 16.85~17.30 | 17.15~17.85 | 17.75~18.35 | 18.25~18.85 | 16.85~17.30 | 17.17~17.85 | 17.75~18.35 |
Tensile Strength (MPa) | 758Min | 758Min | 724Min | 689Min | 648Min | 648Min | 684Min |
Elongation (%) | 5Min | 5Min | 3Min | 2Min | 2Min | 2Min | 1Min |
Hardness (HRC) | 32Max | 33Max | 34Max | 35Max | 32Max | 33Max | 34Max |
Yield strength(MPa) | 517Min | 517Min | 517Min | 517Min | 517Min | 517Min | 517Min |