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W75Cu25 Tungsten Copper Alloy Rods Parts 14.5g/cm3

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December 03, 2021
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Brief: Discover the high-performance Cu25W75 Tungsten Copper Alloy Rods, available in diameters from 1-80mm. These rods are produced using vacuum infiltration for superior quality, offering excellent heat and electrical conductivity, high-temperature resistance, and strength. Ideal for high-voltage electrical switches, rocket components, and spark electrodes.
Related Product Features:
  • Produced by vacuum infiltration method for excellent performance and stable quality.
  • Features good heat and electrical conductivity, high-temperature resistance, and ductility.
  • Available in diameters ranging from 1mm to 80mm.
  • Density of 14.5g/cm3 ensures durability and strength.
  • Widely used in high-voltage electrical switches, rocket nozzles, and spark electrodes.
  • High purity tungsten and copper powders ensure superior material properties.
  • Customized vacuum sintering furnace guarantees no holes in the alloy.
  • Suitable for high-temperature molds and other heat-conductive parts.
FAQs:
  • What is the production method for these tungsten copper alloy rods?
    The rods are produced using the vacuum infiltration method, ensuring excellent performance and stable quality. This method involves powder preparation, pressing, sintering, infiltration, and machining.
  • What are the key properties of tungsten copper alloy?
    Tungsten copper alloy features good heat and electrical conductivity, high-temperature resistance, strength, and ductility, making it ideal for demanding applications.
  • What are the common applications of tungsten copper alloy rods?
    These rods are widely used in high-voltage electrical switches, rocket nozzle components, spark electrodes, high-temperature molds, and other heat-conductive parts.
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