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Tungsten Carbide Copper
Tungsten carbide copper can be used as dies and anvils in electrical upsetting. It is a refractory tungsten carbide based composite obtained by the process of pressing, sintering, and infiltrating. The tungsten carbide content ranges from 50% to 70% by weight. Tungsten carbide copper, this strong material has good mechanical properties and is highly resistant to arc erosion in contact welding. tungsten carbide copper is mainly used in oil devices to protect the contact from oxidation.
CuWC50 and CuWC56 these composites have excellent resistance to mechanical wear and are mainly used for electrical contacts. CuWC50, with higher copper content and electrical conductivity, is used in heavy duty contactors and transfer switches. CuWC56, higher in strength, is used where high impact forces may be encountered and greater wear resistance is desired, such as tap changers and arcing contacts in oil breakers.
Due to its high hardness and strength,CuWC70 is used in more severe electrical upsetting and electro forging applications.
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