Tungsten is known for its extremely high density, high hardness, and excellent wear resistance. It also offers a very high melting point and stable performance in demanding thermal environments.
Material Overview

Tungsten is known for its extremely high density, high hardness, and excellent wear resistance. It also offers a very high melting point and stable performance in demanding thermal environments.

Its combination of mass, strength, and thermal performance makes it suitable for applications where durability, dimensional stability, and high-temperature capability are critical.

Because tungsten is extremely hard and relatively brittle, machining requires rigid setups, wear-resistant tooling, and carefully controlled cutting forces to reduce chipping and edge damage. Precision grinding or EDM may be used for complex features and tight tolerances.

Very high density

Excellent wear resistance

High melting point

Good thermal conductivity

Counterweights and balancing

RF shielding

High-temperature components

Wear parts and nozzles