Direct manufacturer-to-factory supply for high-temperature shearing, high-speed turning, precision milling, and specialized wear components.
From modern aerospace engine profiling to subterranean energy extraction, tungsten carbide (WC-Co/Ni) is the backbone of high-stress modern manufacturing.
Tungsten supply lines require strict traceability. Operating directly from Jiangxi, the global tungsten epicentre, our facilities secure virgin ammonium paratungstate (APT) feedstock, isolating tier-1 global procurement networks from speculative raw-material price surges.
Next-generation CNC processing demands submicron and nano-grain cemented carbide matrices (≤0.4μm). By refining the WC grain boundary distribution, our metallurgical labs minimize micro-chipping while keeping compressive yield strength above 4,200 MPa.
Atmospheric sintering fails when internal voids trigger structural failure in high-impact tooling. Our computerized 100-bar Sinter-HIP autoclaves dissolve micro-pores, ensuring density consistency approaching 100% theoretical limits (14.5–15.0 g/cm³).
Balancing hardness (wear resistance) against transverse rupture strength (impact tolerance) for critical engineering procurement.
| ISO/Industry Grade | Binder Fraction (%) | Specific Density (g/cm³) | Hardness Rating (HRA) | Transverse Rupture (TRS, MPa) | Typical Wear Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YG6 / K10–K20 | 6.0% Co | 14.85 – 15.00 | 90.5 – 91.5 | ≥ 1,900 | Chilled cast iron finishing, non-ferrous profiling, wire drawing dies. |
| YG8 / K20–K30 | 8.0% Co | 14.60 – 14.80 | 89.5 – 90.5 | ≥ 2,200 | Mining drill bits, percussive tamping tines, stone cutting, wood scarfing. |
| YG15 / K40 | 15.0% Co | 13.90 – 14.15 | 87.0 – 88.0 | ≥ 2,800 | Cold heading punches, high-impact metal stamping, deep-drawing dies. |
| YG20 / High-Impact | 20.0% Co | 13.40 – 13.65 | 85.0 – 86.5 | ≥ 3,200 | Heavy blanking dies, cold punching thick alloys, severe shock tooling. |
| Ni-Bond (Non-Magnetic) | 6.0–10.0% Ni | 14.40 – 14.85 | 88.0 – 90.0 | ≥ 2,100 | Water meter shafts, downhole MWD/LWD sleeves, corrosion-prone chemical seals. |
Custom formulations tailored to high-wear, high-impact, and chemically aggressive operational environments.
Our heavy-duty scarfing inserts (SPUB63, SPUB86, SNMX series) operate continuously on automated welding lines. Multi-layer CVD coatings resist thermal shock, stripping internal and external weld beads at high line speeds without edge chipping.
Nickel-bonded non-magnetic components eliminate interference with downhole directional telemetry sensors while withstanding abrasive slurries and sour gas (H2S), extending field service life across downhole tools.
Ultrafine-grain rods ground to h6 diameter tolerance provide runouts under ±0.002 mm. These stable blanks serve as precision bases for solid carbide micro-drills (≤Ø0.3 mm) and routers used in PCB and package carrier machining.
Traceable manufacturing processes certified to international industrial and environmental standards.
We source raw tungsten exclusively from compliant, responsible smelters following OECD Due Diligence Guidance and the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI), meeting RMAP requirements for North American and European supply chains.
Every batch undergoes metallographic checks, magnetic saturation testing, and coercivity screening. Certified Mill Test Reports (MTR) including density, hardness, and grain size analysis are provided with every production run.
Standardized export packaging features vacuum-sealed, anti-corrosive wrapping in reinforced wooden cases. We coordinate DDP and CIF shipments via air and ocean freight to hubs across North America, Europe, Australia, and ASEAN.
Continuous investment in sintering science and thin-film tribology to extend component service life.
We are advancing alternative iron-nickel-chromium binders (Fe-Ni-Cr) to replace cobalt in corrosive chemical environments, reducing binder leaching in acidic and alkaline working fluids.
In-house High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) produces dense AlTiN, AlCrN, and diamond (CVD) thin films, extending tool life in hard turning applications up to 65 HRC.
Developing near-net additive manufacturing for complex tooling geometries, cooling channels, and prototypes without expensive hard tooling or extensive post-sinter grinding.
Clear, direct answers from our metallurgical engineering and international supply team.
Yes. Custom carbide parts are our core business. We support 2D prints (DWG, DXF, PDF) and 3D models (STEP, IGES). Our engineering team reviews tolerances, surface finishes, and operating parameters to recommend optimal grades and powder formulations.
We supply standard WC-Co grades from YG6 to YG20, ultrafine sub-micron rod blanks for solid end mills, and nickel-bonded non-magnetic grades. Low-cobalt grades maximize wear life, while higher cobalt fractions provide impact toughness.
Standard cemented carbide uses a ferromagnetic cobalt binder. Non-magnetic carbide utilizes a specialized nickel or composite binder phase, ensuring low magnetic permeability (µr ≤ 1.05) for water meters, MWD/LWD downhole components, and magnetic stamping dies.
Our sales and applications engineering teams reply within 8 hours. We provide initial manufacturability assessments (DFM), grade options, and cost estimates promptly.
We export to over 20 countries worldwide, including the United States, Germany, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Italy, and South Korea, offering full documentation for smooth customs clearance.
During the terminal sintering cycle, the furnace applies up to 100 bar of high-purity argon gas at 1,450°C. This combines liquid-phase sintering with isostatic pressing to eliminate micro-voids, elevating density and rupture strength.
Wear blanks, brazed cutting tips, and scarfing inserts built for consistent performance in demanding industrial settings.