High Precision Long-lasting Custom Tungsten Carbide Heading Die Core for Industrial Applications

The tungsten carbide heading die core serves as a critical component in production equipment, with its exceptional physical properties being the primary determinants of performance. Tungsten carbide material offers stable physical characteristics including superior wear resistance, corrosion resistance, high hardness, and strength. These properties make it extensively utilized as a core component in specialized and demanding working environments.

Applications span across new energy power batteries, oil and natural gas extraction, underground drilling, automotive and maritime industries, steel mining, and other large-scale industrial productions. The outstanding wear resistance and extended service life of tungsten carbide-machined mechanical parts significantly enhance industrial production efficiency.

Modern manufacturing relies heavily on high-performance mold products to boost production efficiency and drive economic development. For the new energy power battery manufacturing industry, precision tungsten carbide heading die cores are directly related to meeting dimensional requirements for battery products.

The outer dimensions of the tungsten carbide core are customized according to drawings, with precision requirements reaching ±0.002. This ensures accuracy and consistency during production, meeting stringent requirements across various application scenarios.

Mechanical processing involves various machining processes applied to heat-treated tungsten carbide blanks to achieve desired final product shapes. This detailed explanation covers the mechanical processing of tungsten carbide products:

The selection and sequence of these mechanical processing steps depend on design specifications and intended use of the final product. Through mechanical processing, tungsten carbide products can be precisely shaped into various forms, with surface characteristics optimized to meet specific application requirements.