Machined Tungsten Heavy Alloy Collimator For High Performance Good Quality

Tungsten alloy parts are mainly divided into Tungsten nickel iron alloy, Tungsten nickel and copper alloy, and even nickel iron and copper alloy. In contrast, Tungsten Heavy Alloy have better mechanical properties and play an important role in various fields of the defense industry and the national economy. It was a very important new material in the defense industry, and gradually expanded to a variety of civil industries.

What is Tungsten Heavy Alloy Collimator?

1. Heavy tungsten alloy is a tungsten-based alloy material (tungsten content is generally 80% -98%), containing a small amount of nickel, iron, copper, cobalt, molybdenum, chromium and other elements. High gravity tungsten alloy can have a density of up to 15.20~18.70g/cm3, also known as high gravity tungsten alloy or high density alloy material. Because tungsten weighs more than twice as much as alloy steel.

2. A common method for making heavy tungsten alloys is to mix the desired tungsten, iron, nickel, or copper powder, followed by cold pressure and liquid-phase sintering until they are close to full density. During the liquid phase treatment, the matrix tungsten alloy melts, and part of the tungsten enters the solution to form a dispersed tungsten particle (20~60 m) tissue.

Tungsten Heavy Alloy Collimator Specification

Chemical composition of Tungsten Heavy Alloy Collimator

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Application of Tungsten Heavy Alloy Collimator

• The application of ultra-high gravity tungsten alloy in aircraft and helicopter elevator control and rudder balancing devices, aircraft rudder control devices and aircraft damping devices. Manufacturing methods and drawings of static and dynamic weight reduction and vibration reduction devices for helicopter rotor blades.