About Cemented Carbide

Cemented carbide is a very hard metal. The hardness of this metal is more than that of stainless steel and iron . It is just second to diamond in its hardness. It is not just hard but even possesses superior elasticity and strength. The best thing about cemented carbide is that it does not lose much of its strength in high temperatures. Other special qualities of this metal include highly wear resistant. And perfect to be use in different metal molds and tools. Furthermore, it is important to note that this is in no ways natural metal. Instead, it is man-make metal made up of cobalt and tungsten carbide.

Carbide Rods
Solid cemented carbide rods are widely used for high-quality solid carbide tools such as milling cutters, end mills, drills orreamers. It can also be used for cutting, stamping and measuring tools. It is used in the paper, packaging, printing, andnon-ferrous metal processing industries.

Carbide Strips
Tungsten carbide strip is used as the cutter for the TCT woodworking knives for cutting all kinds of original wood , hard wood , HDF, MDF , plywood , particle board , laminated board, composite material ,grass, Cutting Tool Inserts aluminum and metals . It can give much more excellent performance than HSS.

Carbide Saw Tips
Carbide saw tips for TCT saw blades and can be used for cutting wood, grass, nonferrous metals, steel etc. Surface treatment of carbide saw tips can be sandblasting , nickel coating or pretinned with silver solder.

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