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Tungsten copper parts

Tungsten copper parts are composite materials composed of tungsten (W) and copper (Cu), combining the high melting point, high hardness, low expansion coefficient of tungsten with the high thermal and electrical conductivity of copper.
Product details

Main characteristics

High thermal/electrical conductivity: The addition of copper improves the thermal and electrical conductivity of pure tungsten, making it suitable for scenarios that require heat dissipation.

Low thermal expansion coefficient: The addition of tungsten suppresses the thermal expansion of copper, making the material dimensionally stable at high temperatures.

High melting point/high temperature resistance: The melting point of tungsten (3422 ° C) enables the material to work in high temperature environments.

Good mechanical strength: more wear-resistant and arc resistant than pure copper.

Common application areas

Electronic and vacuum devices:

Electrode, contact, heat dissipation substrate (such as semiconductor packaging, high-power LED).

Heat sink materials in vacuum devices, such as microwave tubes and lasers.

Aerospace: rocket nozzles, high-temperature components.

Military industry and national defense: armor piercing bullet core, electromagnetic gun components.

Industrial processing: EDM electrodes, high-temperature molds.

Preparation process

Powder metallurgy (mainstream method):

Mixing tungsten powder with copper powder (or copper infiltration method).

Compression molding (cold isostatic pressing, compression molding).

High temperature sintering (liquid-phase sintering or copper infiltration).

3D printing: an emerging technology suitable for complex structures.

Composition ratio

Common Proportions:

High tungsten type: W70% -90%, Cu10% -30% (high hardness, arc resistance).

High copper type: Cu50% -70% (high thermal conductivity/conductivity).

Customization: Adjust the proportion according to the application (such as W80Cu20 used for spark electrodes).

Advantages and limitations

Advantages:

Balancing the performance of tungsten and copper, with strong designability.

Non magnetic, radiation resistant, suitable for special environments.

Limitations:

High cost (tungsten resources are scarce and the process is complex).

Difficult to process (tungsten has high hardness and requires diamond cutting tools).