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Enhancing Performance and Precision: Tungsten Carbide Grade TC-YG15 Knives for Lindner Micromat
The demand for superior cutting tools has become paramount. Tungsten Carbide stands out as a leading choice due to its exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and toughness.
High speed steel 1.3343
1.3343, also known as HS6-5-2C or M2 high-speed steel, is a popular tool steel used in the manufacturing of cutting tools such as drills, taps, and end mills. It is known for its excellent combination of hardness, toughness, and wear resistance, which makes it ideal for use in high-stress applications.
Hardox - advantages and disadvantages
Hardox is a type of wear-resistant steel that is designed to withstand harsh environments and high levels of wear and tear. It is used in a variety of industries, including mining, construction, and agriculture, and is known for its toughness, durability, and resistance to abrasion.
Chipper steel 1.2631 and 1.2360
Chipper steel is a type of high-carbon, high-chromium steel that is commonly used for the production of chipper knives used in the woodworking industry.
Material 42CrMo / 1.7225
42CrMo is a type of chromium-molybdenum steel that is widely used in the production of heavy machinery and industrial equipment. This material is known for its excellent mechanical properties and high resistance to wear and tear, which make it ideal for use in applications where parts are subjected to high stress and constant use.
Materials
Eurotools offers replacement machine knives and spare parts in various materials to meet and/or exceed OEM specifications. Upgrading the base material, along with applying a wear protection will increase the life of the blade, resulting in less equipment downtime!
EP = Enhanced superior quality
EP = Enhanced superior quality = parts produced from advanced materials of highest grades ( crowns from ASP or Tungsten carbide , screens from anticorro, granulator knives with TC incerts, etc. )
Tungsten Carbide Hardfacing
The term ‘hardfacing’ in this context can briefly explain what we mean by tungsten carbide hard facing. It is a technique that used to harden wear parts to enhance their performance by increasing their cutting and wear resistance performance. In a nutshell, tungsten carbide hardfacing is a technique where a coat of tungsten carbide is applied on the base metal improve its hardness. The technique works for metals that cannot withstand demanding condition. With its high hardness, resistance to impact and strength properties, tungsten carbide provides a perfect coating that make tools and parts more efficient. See the example