Competitive Prices for Sharp Knife Tungsten Carbide Strip for Delicate Cuts
We offer a comprehensive range of carbide strips, bars, and rods for various manufacturing applications. Our products are available with OEM and ODM services to meet your specific requirements.
Available Material Grades
K20 (Excellent Wear), M30 (Light Impact), P30, P20, YG8, YG6, YG6X, and other specialized grades.
Key Features
- Superior wear resistance and higher toughness for extended service life
- Excellent deformation and fracture resistance ensuring dimensional accuracy
- Manufactured using advanced automatic extrusion equipment
- HIP sintering and precision grinding for optimal performance
- Available in both blank and finished configurations
- Mirror finish surface achievable through precision grinding and polishing
Material Composition
Tungsten carbide is a composite material consisting of tungsten carbide particles bonded with a metallic binder, typically cobalt. This composition provides exceptional hardness and wear resistance, making it ideal for precision cutting tools.
Cutting Applications
Our tungsten carbide slitting knives are engineered for cutting various materials including metals, plastics, and wood. They deliver exceptional performance when cutting hard materials such as stainless steel and alloy steels.
Blade Design Specifications
Blade Geometry
Features sharp cutting edges with optimized geometry for efficient cutting force and precise control.
Blade Coating
Optional coatings including titanium aluminum nitride (TiAlN) or titanium carbonitride (TiCN) to enhance wear resistance and reduce friction during cutting operations.
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100% virgin tungsten carbide material |
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Various sizes and full types available from stock |
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Customized products available upon request |
Quality Control Process
Our tungsten carbide production follows a rigorous quality control workflow to ensure exceptional product performance:
- Raw Material Selection: High-purity tungsten and carbon powders selected for optimal material properties
- Material Mixing: Precise blending of powders in specific proportions
- Pressing: High-pressure molding to achieve desired shapes
- Initial Sintering: High-temperature furnace processing for preliminary structure formation
- Powder Metallurgy Sintering: Complete reaction between carbon and tungsten under high temperature and pressure
- Heat Treatment: Crystal structure optimization to enhance hardness and wear resistance
- Product Machining: Precision cutting and grinding to final specifications
- Surface Treatment: Optional coating or polishing for improved surface properties
- Quality Inspection: Comprehensive testing to ensure compliance with technical standards and customer requirements
