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2018 From May 14 to May 18, our company participated in the 5-day Moscow Industrial Fair. Exhibition is very professional, is also very much valued in the local, large flow of people, my company received gratifying gains in the show. Here is a photo of our salesman and buyer
2018 From April 15 to April 19, our company participated in the 5-day China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair). Exhibition is very professional, is also very much valued in the local, large flow of people, my company received gratifying gains in the show. Here is a photo of our salesman and buyer
Tungsten carbide is known for its hardness and high melting point. On the Mohs scale for testing hardness, tungsten carbide receives a rating of nine, surpassed only by diamonds, which have a hardness of 10. This hardness makes tungsten carbide very scratch-resistant.
Tungsten's atomic number on the Periodic Table is 74; its atomic symbol is W. The element is highly resistant to bases and acids. Tungsten's melting point of 3,422 degrees Celsius is the highest of any metal. Hard by itself, tungsten becomes even more durable when combined with carbon, as well as nearly scratch resistant.
On JAN 13, 2018, an Egyptian customer who has long-term cooperation with our company came to the company to discuss a new cooperation order. As a long-term friendly cooperation client, our salesman Melissa communicated with them in detail about the new order. Look forward to everyone can have been friendly cooperation!
Since being invented by German scientist in the beginning of 1920s, cemented carbide has been in market as widia and firstly applied in industries for making tungsten filament drawing dies, replacing the expensive diamond drawing dies.
Cemented carbides are metal materials made of carbides of one kind or several kinds of refractory metals and binding metals with powder metallurgy method.
On DEC 13, 2017, a new Indian customer came to our company to discuss the cooperation, and our clerk Tommy had a friendly reception.