Tungsten Carbide Grit

• Ideal for cutting materials such as ceramics and other materials that are too abrasive or hard for conventional bi-metal blades.
• For Ceramics, cast iron, fiberglass, graphite industry, etc.
• The wear resistance of a fresh part will be significantly increased by adding crushed carbide grit to it.
• A used part's worn-out surface can be restored by coating it with tungsten carbide grit.
• For Abrasive Grit Blasting Machine processing.
• preserving pricey components like bucket teeth, trencher teeth, wood grinder teeth, and other parts.

Tungsten carbide abrasive

Tungsten carbide grit and crushed tungsten carbide for hard face applications on new and worn wear parts, including cutting edge blades, bucket teeth, trencher teeth, and other heavy construction machinery. In demanding wear applications, our tungsten carbide grit wear-resistant solutions offer long-lasting wear protection. Base metal is covered in tungsten grit via a procedure known as hard facing. The mesh distribution can be adjusted to produce the ideal level of impact and abrasion resistance. Due to its excellent wear resistance, our high-quality crushed carbide is chosen over conventional hard facing materials. The best way to lessen product wear has been tried and tested throughout time.

Wear parts are expensive, and applying crushed carbide to improve their protection helps them last longer, decreases downtime, and boosts production effectiveness. Tillers, rippers, sweeps, loaders, graders, milling attachments, shredders, stump grinders, debarkers, drill collars, drill pipes, and tubular are some examples of worn parts and equipment that have improved abrasion and/or impact resistance. Our crushed carbide wear resistant solutions are used by businesses in the following sectors: earthworks, wood & stone, agriculture, drilling & trenching, forestry, oil & gas, mining & construction.

Tungsten Carbide Grit Features

• The wear resistance of a fresh part will be significantly increased by adding crushed carbide grit to it.
• A used part's worn-out surface can be restored by coating it with carbide grit.
• preserving expensive components like bucket teeth, trencher teeth, wood grinder teeth, and cutting-edge blades.