Tungsten alloy products have low thermal expansion and high density. They also absorb radiation and are high in thermal and electrical conductivity.

About metal alloy 17g/cm3 Tungsten nickel iron bar Tungsten alloy bar: Tungsten is known for its high sintering densities, strength, plasticity, and certain ferromagnetism. This alloy has excellent X-ray absorption and plasticity.

Properties:
High radiation exposure, excellent performance, and low thermal expansion.

Applications:
Tungstennickel-iron is the most widely-used tungsten heavy alloy. For most applications such as radiation shielding devices or counterweights and counterweights etc. sintered alloys may be directly used. But for high-mechanical applications, tungsten nickel-iron alloys will require heat treatment and deformation to obtain strengthening.
1. Tungsten, nickel-iron and other alloys are used most commonly in the manufacturing of spacecraft, gyroscope rotors and guide devices.
2. Machine manufacturing equipment, including boring bars, boring bar, and die-casting tools, includes tool holders, tool holders, boring barres, and automated watch weights.
3. Conventional weapons: armor-piercing bullet cores, rivet heads, and electrical product switch contacts;
4. Additionally, radiation shielding components can also be made from it.

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Metal Alloy 17g/cm3 Tungsten Nickel Iron Bar Tungsten Alloy Bar Properties
Other Titles	Tungsten Nickel Iron Bar
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Compound Formula	W-Ni-Fe
Molecular Weight	N/A
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Melting Point	N/A
Solubility In Water	N/A
Density	17g/cm3
Purity	99.95%
Size	Individualized
Boling Point	N/A
Specific Heat	N/A
Thermo Conductivity	N/A
Thermal Expansion	N/A
Young's Module	N/A
Exact	N/A
Monoisotopic	N/A
Metal Alloy 17g/cm3 Tungsten Nickel Iron Bar Tungsten Alloy Bar Health & Safety Information
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Flashing Point	N/A
Hazard Codes	N/A
Risk Codes	N/A
Safety statements	N/A
RTECS #	N/A
Transport Information	N/A
Germany	N/A

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