What value does tungsten copper alloy have in military use?

       When it comes to tungsten, what do you think of first? I think most people look for the existence of tungsten in life, so the first thing that comes to mind is the safety tungsten wire invented by Edison for light bulbs or electric meters. There is no important role or application in electric welding. Tungsten electrode is a must-use material. There are thorium tungsten electrodes, cerium tungsten electrodes, lanthanum tungsten electrodes, rare earth composite tungsten electrodes, etc., all of which are good welding materials.







In addition to the common forms of tungsten mentioned above, it is usually made of copper and used in other fields. Tungsten copper alloys are mainly used in the military and aerospace industries. Tungsten copper alloy can be used as high temperature resistant parts such as throat lining, air rudder and nose cone of various missiles. This is mainly due to the high temperature resistance of tungsten and the cooling effect of copper volatilization at high temperatures, which ensures that the material parts can be used at high temperatures.







Tungsten copper alloy has many functions in the production of military equipment, and we are also researching and developing it. For example, as the rail material of the electromagnetic gun, the rail requires the heat resistance, high conductivity, and arc resistance of tungsten.







Anti-friction properties; such as armor-piercing bullets, the greater the density of tungsten-copper alloy, the greater the mechanical strength and the greater the armor-piercing power.