High temperature industrial furnaces frequently require tungsten components for their successful operation. Tungsten rod or flat sheet heating elements are used in vacuum and hydrogen furnaces. Tungsten metal is also used for heat shielding and other furnace components and structures. (read more)

Tungsten possesses a number of unique properties. Among them is its melting point of 3410° C. In addition, it has good thermal and electrical conductivity as well as low vapor pressure at high temperatures. Such properties make tungsten metal a candidate for use as a high performance material in a variety of high temperature products and processes. (read more)

Tungsten Carbide balls are manufactured in two standard material grades of C-1 and C-2. Nickel and other special grades are quoted upon request. (read more)

Tungsten Filament Pulsable Infrared IR Sources (MODEL EP-3962)from Helioworks. HelioWorks offers a unique state-of-art black body infrared source with a tungsten filament and sapphire window. It can operate in pulsed or steady state mode at temperatures in excess of 1900° K in an industry standard TO-8 package. Key features include: (read more)

With an experienced staff of Ph.D. level engineers and experts in molding and metallurgical processing, PTI can manufacture parts from a variety of materials including Tungsten heavy alloys.

Tungsten heavy alloys are dense materials often used for inertial applications such as flyweights, penetrators or radiation shielding.

PTI offers a number of W-Ni-Fe alloys a... (read more)

The world's smallest Tungsten Carbide EDM rod and tube electrode diameters are available from Saturn Industries! With solid rod sizes as small as .002 diameter and tube starting at .0043. Saturn has been meeting the needs of... (read more)

Tungsten carbide netshape components for wear, cutting, and abrasian applications. (read more)

Electron Beam Engineering has the right tools for gas tungsten arc welding. Their welders are certified to AMS1595A for GTA Welding of steels, aluminum and titanium (read more)

Tungsten heavy alloys made by metal injection molding are avialable in sizes ranging from 30 mg to over 200 grams. Alloys of W-Ni-Fe, W-Ni-Cu, and W-Ni are available. (read more)

The seventh International Conference on Tungsten, Refractory & Hardmaterials will be held June 8–12, 2008, in Washington, D.C. This conference, organized and sponsored by the Metal Powder Industries Federation and APMI International, in cooperation with the Refractory Metals Association, is expected to attract industry enthusiasts from over 40 countries. (read more)