There are many different types of wear-resistant parts that can be used in machines. Some common wear parts include nozzles, valve, seats, bushings, cutting tools, pins, shafts, plungers, sleeves and Oil and Gas Wear Parts and Components.

One common type of wear part that is used in manufacturing is tungsten carbide. Tungsten carbide is a very hard and durable material, which makes it a good choice for wear parts.

Tungsten carbide is used to make durable wear components. Its high hardness, 700 to 2000 Hv30 (84-94 RA), together with its resistance to extreme temperatures, corrosion and abrasion makes it invaluable in many industrial and engineering applications where it is used to increase component wear life.

When a component is exposed to constant wear, it can quickly become the source of significant maintenance costs and downtime.

By using the right materials for your wear parts, you can get a more reliable, wear-resistant system that extends maintenance intervals and improves operational efficiency.

Zigong Xingyu offers a broad range of tungsten carbide supermaterials that can enhance wear resistance, which results in increased lifespan.