About Tungsten Carbide Long Strips Grade Analysis.

About tungsten carbide long strips grade analysis

Tungsten Carbide Long Strip, as a high-performance material widely used in various industrial fields, has been the focus of attention in the industry for its grade diversity and uniqueness. In this article, we will explore the grades of Tungsten Carbide Long Strip in detail, through an introduction to their composition, properties and application scenarios.

There are numerous grades of tungsten carbide long strips, the common ones being YG3X, YG3, YG6, YG8, YG12, YL10.2, YL60, YG15, YG20, YG25 and so on. These grades not only represent the chemical composition and physical properties of the alloys, but also reflect their uses and scope of application.

The following is a product picture of YG8

YG series: YG series Tungsten Carbide long strip are represented by YG6 and YG8, of which the tungsten content of YG6 is as high as 94% and the cobalt content is 6%, while the tungsten content of YG8 is 92% and the cobalt content is 8%. YG series alloys have high hardness and abrasion resistance, and are suitable for high-precision machining, cutting tool materials and other fields.

When choosing the Tungsten Carbide long strip grade, comprehensive consideration needs to be made according to the specific machining materials, cutting conditions, workpiece precision requirements and other factors. For example, when processing cast iron, non-ferrous metals and other materials, YG series alloys such as YG6 and YG8 are better choices; while when processing stainless steel, high manganese steel and other difficult-to-machine materials, it is necessary to choose a higher hardness and toughness alloy grade.