Types Of Tungsten Carbide Rods

Tungsten carbide rods are classified according to their shape. Round rods are one of the most common types of rods. There are also tungsten carbide square rods and tungsten carbide spiral rods.
Tungsten carbide rods come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with varying properties.
Tungsten carbide rods with single holes are used to cut aluminum alloy, cast iron, stainless steel refractory alloy steel, nonferrous metal, nickel-based alloy, and titanium alloy.
Tungsten carbide rods with double holes can be used to make drill bits, reamers, automobile special cutters, printed circuit board cutters, engine special cutters, gravers, and integral vertical milling cutters.
Tungsten carbide rods with three straight holes are commonly used in end mills, drills, and reamers. They can be machined into cutting tools, punching tools, and measuring tools, among other things. Tungsten carbide rods with three straight holes can also be used for papermaking, automobile and semi-automobile lathes.
Tungsten carbide rods with helix holes can be manufactured at various helical angles. 30°, 40°, 45°, and 60° are the most common helical angles. Tungsten carbide rods are made from a mold that has been twisted to form a rotation.