WM1818 Tungsten Alloy Sheet (Ultra-thin Sheet)

Tungsten Alloy Sheet Description

The density of the tungsten alloy sheet is between 16.9 and 18.1 g/cm3. This means that tungsten alloy is the heaviest metal material. Tungsten alloys have excellent radiation shielding, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical properties. The tungsten alloy flakes provided by SAM have a tungsten content of 85-98%. SAM also offers a variety of quality tungsten alloys including magnetic tungsten-nickel-copper alloys.

Tungsten alloys are non-toxic and safer than Pb. In addition, the high density allows the tungsten alloy sheet to have better radiation shielding capability, and its radiation shielding ability is not affected even under extreme conditions. The density of depleted uranium is similar to that of tungsten alloys, but depleted uranium is radioactive and radioactive materials require special permission, making the use of depleted uranium difficult and costly.

Tungsten alloy sheets are a very important one in the products provided by SAM. The properties of tungsten alloy sheets are the same as those of other tungsten alloy products, such as high density, good elongation, durability, and long service life.

As for Tungsten alloy ultra-thin sheet, it was made of tungsten-based alloy. Tungsten is mixed with other metal elements such as nickel, iron, copper, cobalt, molybdenum, chromium, and the like. Depending on the composition and use, tungsten alloy ultrathin plates can be divided into tungsten-nickel-iron, tungsten-nickel-copper, tungsten-cobalt, tungsten-cobalt-copper, tungsten-copper, and tungsten-silver. Tungsten alloy ultra-thin plates are one of our main products.

Tungsten Alloy Sheet Specification

Tungsten Alloy Sheet Application

Tungsten alloy sheet is mainly used for LED lights, TV sets, circuit boards, and other electronic fields, including EDM motors, welding motors, electrolysis points, air switches, etc.