Tungsten Carbide inserts

• Tungsten or Wolfram is a metal element that was discovered in 1783 by the Swedish chemist Karl Wilhelm Scheele.
• Element symbol = W, Ident. Number = 74, Atom weight = 183,86.
• Melting point is approx. 3.380°C (higher than all other known metals), boiling point is 5.500°C.
• When combined as an alloy with metal carbides, it achieves nearly diamond hardness.
• Tungsten Carbide is the hardest man-made material

The profile depends on the use:

Advantages and characteristics

• Remarkable cutting power retention
• Concise, sharp cut
• Solid, soft movement

• High economy
• Long life duration
• Gold rings for fast identification