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Corrosion Resistance Tungsten Copper Alloy Parts Tungsten Copper Alloy Disc

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xAlloy | WCu | Electricalresistivity | 0.22 μΩ·m |
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Fracturetoughness | 2.5 MPa·m1/2 | Impact Toughness | ≥2.5J/cm2 |
Impactstrength | 20 J/cm2 | Melting Point | 2700-2900°C |
Thermalconductivity | 90 W/m·K | Yield Strength | 500-800 MPa |
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1,Description:
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Tungsten copper alloy parts combine the high strength and hardness of tungsten with the excellent thermal and electrical conductivity of copper.
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These parts exhibit a unique combination of properties, making them ideal for applications requiring high strength, good thermal management, and electrical conductivity.
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Tungsten copper alloy parts are commonly used in aerospace, defense, electronics, and high-performance engineering applications.
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With their high melting point and resistance to thermal fatigue, these parts can withstand extreme temperatures and harsh operating conditions.
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Tungsten copper alloy parts are often utilized in electrical and electronic devices, such as heat sinks, circuit breakers, electrodes, and contact materials.
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The high density of tungsten in the alloy provides excellent radiation shielding properties, making these parts suitable for use in nuclear and radiation-related applications.
2,Specifications:
Physical Property | Value |
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Density | Dependent on the tungsten-copper ratio, typically between 14-16 g/cm³ |
Melting Point | Approximately 3,400°C |
Thermal Expansion Coefficient | 4.5 - 6.5 x 10^-6 /°C (in the room temperature to 300°C range) |
Thermal Conductivity | 150 - 200 W/m·K (at room temperature) |
Electrical Conductivity | 20 - 60% IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard) |
Hardness | Dependent on the tungsten-copper ratio, typically between 200-350 HB |