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Tag: Properties of Tungsten Alloy Balls

Properties and Uses of Tungsten Alloy Balls

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Properties and Uses of Tungsten Alloy Balls Tungsten alloy is a kind of alloy based on tungsten (85% ~ 99%), and a small amount of Ni, Cu, Fe, Co, Mo, Cr, and other elements are added. Its density is as high as 16.5 ~ 18.75g/ cm³, commonly known as high specific gravity alloy. Tungsten alloy ball […]

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