Tungsten carbide drawing die is one of many carbide molds. The working part of the mold is made of finely ground carbide, and the fixed part of the mold is made of No. 45 steel. The two are then assembled through interference fit. Together, in this way, the material cost of the carbide drawing mold can be reduced to the lowest and most cost-effective, truly saving customers money.

 Step 1: Raw material preparation. The main ingredients include tungsten carbide powder and cobalt powder. The quality and precise blend of raw materials are key to ensuring final blade performance. Step 2: Mixing and Compression. The mixture is compressed into a highly dense blank whose shape approximates the final blade profile. Step 3: Sintering. In a high-temperature environment, the billet is sintered, and the tungsten carbide particles combine with the cobalt powder to form a strong cemented carbide material.…