Chinese Leading Manufacturer High Quality Tungsten Alloy Tube and Ring

• Customization: Available
• Application: Aviation, Electronics, Industrial, Medical, Chemical
• Standard: ASTM
• Model NO.: Tungsten heavy metal tube or ring
• Alloy: Alloy
• Shape: Tube or Ring
• Type: Tungsten Pipes
• Density: 16.85-18.75g / Cc3
• State: Machined and Sintered
• Surface: Machined, Gind, and Sintered
• Standards: ASTM B777, ASTM B7725 and Asm-T-21014
• Material: W-Ni-Fe or W-Ni-Cu Alloy
• Leading Time: 15-25days
• Transport Package: Export Wooden Case Inside with Foam Package
• Specification: Standard sizes or customized
• Trademark: Kefeng
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8101999000
• Production Capacity: 3000kgs Per Month

Product Description

Xi'an Kefeng Powder Metallurgy Co., Ltd. specializes in the production of tungsten-based high-density metal alloys, such as W-Ni-Fe, W-Ni-Cu, W-Ni-Fe-Mo, W-Cu, etc. We can produce deep-processed products for special purposes such as shielding parts, counterweights, and electrodes in accordance with ASTM B 777 and ASTM B 7725, AMS-T-21014 standards according to customer drawings and requirements.
We can also provide customers with sintering, semi-finished products and finishing of tungsten alloy rods, rings, blocks, plates, and cubes to meet various customer needs. Tungsten, molybdenum metal and carbide products will be sourced for domestic customers as well.
We are ISO9001 certified for high density material manufacturing and processing.

Here are some other types or names, they are also high density tungsten alloy products:
TAM 3970 (97W-Ni-Fe) is a tungsten alloy product containing 97% tungsten, 2.1% nickel and 09% iron. The alloy is slightly magnetic and has superior tensile strength (880N/mm²) when compared to TAM 1000, TAM 3000 and TAM 3950. The density of the material is even higher at 18.50 gm/cm³. The product is used as ballast and in balancing components. It is suitable for use in applications where a removable or permanent weight needs to be added to affect the centre of gravity. Aircraft, helicopters and the motorsport sector all make use of tungsten products in this way.
 

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