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Does carbide wear out?
Carbides undergo wear out use, Despite being used as mechanical parts, cutting tools, or mining and drilling tools. Before discussing the wear issues of cemented carbide, it’s essential to understand […]
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carbide questions and answers
Carbide questions and answers. Grinding, cutting, holes, wheel and more. Machining service for various precision tungsten carbide products. Carbide products inc in China.
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What is carbide used for?
Carbide can be used as molds, cutting tools, drill bits, in mining operations, oil and gas drilling, aerospace, etc. Common parts include hardware molds (such as wire drawing dies, bolt […]
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How is carbide made?
The production of carbide materials primarily involves two methods: powder metallurgy and molten metallurgy. Carbide components are typically manufactured using the former method, shaping them into various forms such as […]
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What is carbide wear parts?
Carbide wear parts refer to mechanical components and mold parts made from carbide materials, including drill bits, cutting tools, stamping die parts, stretching dies, cold heading dies, washers, bushings, bearings, […]
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3 methods for how to cut carbide.
Carbide, a material known for its high hardness and strong wear resistance, requires appropriate cutting methods to improve efficiency and processing quality. This article will introduce three common cutting methods […]
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What carbide should use?
Carbides, also known as hard metals, are highly important materials commonly used for manufacturing cutting tools and wear-resistant components. They combine high-hardness carbide particles with a tough metal matrix to […]
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Can carbide cut metal?
Cemented carbide can cut common metals and metals with lower hardness than cemented carbide. Common metals include iron, steel, aluminum, copper, zinc, nickel, and titanium alloys. Below is the cutting […]
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Can carbide be welded?
Yes, carbide can be welded, but it requires the expertise of professionals. Most carbide tools are connected to medium carbon steel or low-alloy steel substrates using welding methods (some carbide […]
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Can carbide inserts be sharpened?
Carbide inserts can be sharpened. Diamond grinding wheels are commonly used for grinding carbide inserts due to their high hardness, brittleness, poor thermal conductivity, and high thermal expansion rate. Factors […]
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What is carbide coating?
Carbide coating can be understood in two ways: one is to cover a layer of carbide on the surface of other steel materials, and the other is to cover a […]
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