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Tungsten Alloy Penetrator
Tungsten heavy alloy can be used as kinetic energy tungsten penetrators and other ordnance cause its high density and strength. We have over 10 years’ experience in provide high performance tungsten heavy alloy (W-Ni-Fe alloys and W-Ni-Cu alloys) tungsten penetrators. We can provide customized tungsten penetrator according to your drawings.
Packaging for our tungsten alloys & tungsten alloy penetrator
Tungsten alloy penetrators are fragile and heavy, carefully handling is need. The standard package for tungsten penetrator is wooden crate, so that the tungsten penetrators can be protected during handling and transportation.
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Tungsten Alloy Penetrator Packing
Contact us at sales@edge-techind.com for any inquiries and questions on tungsten alloy penetrator & other tungsten alloys.
Tungsten armor-piercing projectile penetration application
-Military ammunition: An important component of armor-piercing projectiles used in tanks, artillery shells and anti-armor weapons, used to penetrate armored vehicles and defensive structures.
-Defense systems: Integrated into kinetic energy projectiles of anti-tank missiles and artillery shells to ensure effective penetration of armored targets on the battlefield.
-Aerospace: Kinetic energy armor-piercing projectiles and projectiles are used in aerospace defense systems to provide high-speed and precise penetration capabilities to defend against air threats.
4. Security and law enforcement: Use specialized ammunition for law enforcement and security agencies to eliminate heavily armored targets during tactical operations.
5. Research and development: Use ballistic research and development to study penetration mechanics and develop advanced armor-piercing projectile technology for military and civilian use.


