Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips

Cemented carbide, or WC, has a number of unique and impressive characteristics, the most significant being the ability to resist abrasion. It is the hardest metal known to man. Sintered and finished carbide has a combination of compressive strength, extreme hot hardness at high temperatures, and resistance to abrasion, corrosion and thermal shock. Cemented carbide tunnel borer carbide tips are made of cemented carbide will remain the advantage of cemented carbide which is of wear resistance, hardness and corrosion.

Tunnel borer carbide tips are widely used in petroleum, natural gas, coal, road construction and other types of mining exploration, mining excavation and processing areas in which tools are mainly as petroleum drill bits, coal cutting bits, milling planer bits, geologic tools, compound drill bits and their completed tools.

Various sizes of tunnel borer carbide tips are as follows(unit:mm):

Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips
cemented-carbide-tunnel-borer-tip
They are widely used in petroleum, natural gas, coal, road construction and other types of mining exploration, mining excavation and processing areas.

Types, Specifications and Tolerances of Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips

Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips
cemented-carbide-tunnel-borer-tip
They are widely used in petroleum, natural gas, coal, road construction and other types of mining exploration, mining excavation and processing areas.

Types, Specifications and Tolerances of Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips

Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips
cemented-carbide-tunnel-borer-tip
They are widely used in petroleum, natural gas, coal, road construction and other types of mining exploration, mining excavation and processing areas.

Types, Specifications and Tolerances of Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips

Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips
cemented-carbide-tunnel-borer-tip
They are widely used in petroleum, natural gas, coal, road construction and other types of mining exploration, mining excavation and processing areas.

Types, Specifications and Tolerances of Tunnel Borer Carbide Tips