Tungsten Cemented Carbide Buttons for Drill Bits
Tungsten carbide buttons are a type of wear-resistant tool made of tungsten carbide material. They are widely used in mining, drilling, and other industries for their high hardness, wear resistance, and durability.Tungsten carbide is extremely hard, ranking just below diamond on the Mohs scale of hardness. This property ensures that the buttons maintain their cutting edge and withstand wear over extended periods.
Tungsten carbide buttons for rock drill tips
1. About Raw Material: 100% raw material.
2. Quality Trace-ability: we will keep the sample of each producing process from raw material.
3. About Tolerence: The maximum precision of finished grinding can reach to ±0.001mm.
4. About Grade: For different kinds of rocks, we built our physical mechnical analysis database of rocks. we can provide targeted grade according to different rocks.
5. About Payment terms: TT / LC / Western Union / Paypal / Other
6. Delivery Date: 15-20days after receive customer payment.
Tungsten Cemented Carbide Buttons for Drill Bits
Tungsten carbide buttons are a type of wear-resistant tool made of tungsten carbide material. They are widely used in mining, drilling, and other industries for their high hardness, wear resistance, and durability.Tungsten carbide is extremely hard, ranking just below diamond on the Mohs scale of hardness. This property ensures that the buttons maintain their cutting edge and withstand wear over extended periods.
Tungsten carbide buttons for rock drill tips
1. About Raw Material: 100% raw material.
2. Quality Trace-ability: we will keep the sample of each producing process from raw material.
3. About Tolerence: The maximum precision of finished grinding can reach to ±0.001mm.
4. About Grade: For different kinds of rocks, we built our physical mechnical analysis database of rocks. we can provide targeted grade according to different rocks.
5. About Payment terms: TT / LC / Western Union / Paypal / Other
6. Delivery Date: 15-20days after receive customer payment.
