High Purity Tungsten Carbide WC Powder Cas 12070-12-1, 99% |

About Tungsten Carbide WC Powder:
Tungsten carbide is made of both tungsten or carbon. Tungsten carbide formula Is the WC? Tungsten carbide molecular Weight It is 195.85
Tungsten carbide color: Although the most basic form is tungsten carbide in fine grey powder, it can still be used to make jewelry, ornaments and other tools.

Young’s modulus, which measures 530-700 GPa (77,000-102,000 ksi), is approximately twice as stiff than steel. It is also twice as dense and nearly equal to lead or gold. It is hard comparable to corundum, a-Al2O3, and can only be polished and finished by grinding wheels or compounds with hardness abrasives.
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Black tungsten carbide This hexagonal crystal has metallic luster, hardness and a similar appearance to diamonds. Tungsten carbide is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Tungsten carbide can’t be dissolve in water or hydrochloric and sulfuric acids. However, it is easily soluble and dissolves in hydrofluoric and nitric acids. Tungsten carbide in its pure form is very fragile. However, a tiny amount of cobalt, titanium and other metals can reduce the brittleness. Tungsten carbide can be used to cut steel. To increase its anti-knock capability, it is sometimes combined with titanium carbide (or tantalum) or their mix. Tungsten carbide has a chemical stability. Tungsten powder is used for cemented carbide production.

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Tungsten carbide powder for WC performance:
These black hexagonal crystals have a melting point of 2870 degrees C, +- 50 degrees C, and boiling point of 6600 degrees C. They can be dissolved in mixed acid nitric acid or hydrofluoric acid as well as in aqua regia.

Tungsten carbide powder technical parameters

WC	Molecular Weight	Total Carbon	No Carbon	O	As	Bi	Ca	Cd
99.95	195.86	6.13-6.18	0.05	0.05	0.001	0.0003	0.0015	0.0005
Cr	Cu	Fe	K	Mn	Na	Mo	P	Pb
0.005	0.0003	0.015	0.002	0.001	0.002	0.003	0.001	0.0003
Sb	Si	Sn	Ti	V	Ni	Co	S	Al
0.0005	0.0015	0.0003	0.001	0.001	0.005	0.01	0.001	0.001

It is simple. Tungsten Carbide WC Powder produced?
Utilizing metal tungsten or carbon as raw material, tungsten powder of an average particle size between 3 and 5 mm is mixed dry with a ballmill, then press-molded and put into a graphite resist furnace. Or, you can heat it to 14001700 using an induction furnace. Preferably 15501650. W2C is produced in the hydrogen stream and reacts at high temperatures to create WC. First, tungsten Hexacarbonyl can be thermally broken down at between 650 to 1000 degC in CO, and then reacts with carbon monoxide to create WC. W2C is possible at higher temperatures than these.
The chemical reaction formula
2W+C = W2C
W + C = WC
Hydrogenated tungsten trioxide (WO3) is then reduced to make tungsten dust. The average particle size for tungsten is 35mm. Next, press-form the mixture of tungsten and carbon black under pressure of approximately 1 t/cm2. You will need to heat the block of pressurized material in a graphite pot or crucible at about 1t/cm2. Since W2C can be generated from the beginning of the process, the reaction begins around the tungsten particle. Because the reaction temperature is very low, the unreacted and intermediate W2C will remain. The reaction must then be heated to the high temperatures mentioned above. The raw tungsten particle size should determine the maximum temperature. A reaction can be initiated at temperatures between 1550-1650degC for large particles that have an average size of 150 mm.
The chemical reaction formula
WO3 + OH2 – W + OH2O
2WO3 + 3C – 2W + 3CO2
W2C = 2W+C
W + C = WC

Applicaciones Tungsten Carbide WC Powder:
Tungsten caride is used extensively in the manufacture of high-speed cutting tools and furnace structural materials. This is used in the manufacture of cutting tools, wear resistant parts, meltingcrucibles for metallics such as cobalt, copper and bismuth and wear-resistant semiconductor film.
Tungsten carbide is used for super-hard material as well as wear-resistant materials.
Tungsten carbide can be combined with many other carbides to create a strong solution. WC-TiC-Co has been used extensively to create cemented carbide tools.
Tungsten carbide can also be used to modify NbC–C and TaC–C ternary-system carbides. It can decrease the sintering temperature while maintaining excellent performance. It is also used in aerospace.
Tungsten carbide powder (WC) can also be made by using tungsten hydride and graphite at 1400-1600 degrees Celsius in a reducing environment. You can make dense ceramic products by either hot isostatic pressing or hot pressing.
Tungsten caride (WC), powder, can also be used in the production of high-capacity superfine or nano-crystalline horniness alloys.

Tungsten carbide powder storage conditions:
Tungsten carbide powder dispersion and uses effects should be considered. Niobium carbide NbC Powder must be stored in vacuum bags and kept dry in a cool place. NbC powder shouldn’t be exposed to stress.

Packing and Shipping Tungsten carbide WC granules :
We offer many packing options that are dependent on the amount of niobium-carbid NbC powder.
Tungsten carbide WC powder packing: You can vacuum pack 1kg/bag, 25kg/barrel or according to your requirements.
Tungsten carbide WC powder shipping: Once payment has been received, items may be shipped by air or by sea.


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