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Common wear-resistant tungsten carbide parts-Cemented carbide balls

1. Introduction

Cemented carbide balls, also known as tungsten steel balls, are powder metallurgy products made from tungsten carbide materials (WC, TiC) with binders like cobalt (Co), nickel (Ni), and molybdenum (Mo). They are sintered in vacuum or hydrogen reduction furnaces, offering exceptional performance in various industries.

2. Composition and Grades

ComponentDescriptionCommon Grades
Carbide PowdersMicron-sized (WC, TiC), high hardness, refractory metalsYG6, YG6x, YG8, YG13, YG20, YN6, YN9, YN12, YT5, YT15
BindersCobalt (Co), nickel (Ni), molybdenum (Mo) to hold carbide powders together

3. Product Features

4. Applications

5. Production Process

  1. Powder Making → 2. Formulation → 3. Wet Grinding → 4. Mixing & Crushing → 5. Drying & Sieving → 6. Adding Forming Agent & Re-drying → 7. Granulation & Isostatic Pressing → 8. Sintering → 9. Forming (Blank) → 10. Packaging & Storage.

6. Why Choose Our Balls?

7. Conclusion

Cemented carbide balls deliver superior wear resistance, hardness, and versatility, making them the go-to choice for industries requiring durable, precise components. From mechanical engineering to oil fields, our balls optimize performance and reduce maintenance costs.

As a leading manufacturer, we combine cutting-edge technology with rigorous quality assurance. Explore our product range [here] and elevate your applications with tungsten carbide excellence.

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