Copper Tungsten Alloy

Tungsten Copper Alloy is mainly used to manufacture high-temperature components such as arc ablation-resistant high-voltage electrical switches, rocket nozzle throat linings, and tail rudders. In addition, tungsten copper alloys are also used as electrodes for electrical machining, high-temperature molds, and other occasions requiring electrical and thermal conductivity and high-temperature use.

1. Electrical Contacts: Used in high-voltage electrical contacts, switches, and circuit breakers due to its excellent electrical conductivity and resistance to arcing.
2. Heat Sinks: Employed in heat sinks and thermal management systems for electronic devices and power modules, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and component cooling.
3. Electrodes: Utilized in resistance welding electrodes, EDM electrodes, and spark plugs for their high thermal conductivity and wear resistance.
4. Aerospace Components: Used in aerospace applications such as rocket nozzles, aircraft engine components, and spacecraft structural parts for its high strength and thermal stability.
5. Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM): Employed in EDM electrodes and tools for machining hardened metals and intricate shapes with high precision.
6. Military and Defense: Utilized in armor-piercing projectiles, munitions, and high-energy-density applications for its combination of density, hardness, and electrical conductivity.
7. Medical Devices: Used in medical imaging equipment, radiation shielding, and electronic implants due to its biocompatibility and electrical conductivity.
8. Automotive Components: Employed in high-performance automotive components such as brake pads, clutch discs, and electrical connectors for its wear resistance and thermal conductivity.
9. Manufacturing Tools: Utilized in cutting tools, dies, and molds for metalworking and plastic injection molding applications due to its high hardness and wear resistance.