Cut-Resistant Tungsten Wire
- Ultra-high tensile strength exceeding 3,500 MPa—six times that of ordinary steel wire
- Mohs hardness 7.5–8, close to diamond
- Highest melting point among all metals — 3,422°C for stable high-temperature performance
- Available in ultra-fine diameters down to 20–35μm with ±0.5μm tolerance
- Excellent wear resistance and minimal edge chipping (<0.1%)
- Suitable for EDM electrode wire, diamond wire saws, photovoltaic wafer cutting, and medical devices
- Nano-coated surface reduces friction coefficient by 40% for extended service life
DescriptionCut-Resistant Tungsten Wire
Cut-Resistant Tungsten Wire is a high-performance industrial wire with tungsten as its primary component, renowned for its exceptional hardness, ultra-high tensile strength, and outstanding high-temperature stability. Through advanced powder metallurgy and precision wire-drawing processes, combined with the addition of strengthening elements such as rhenium or carbides, its wear resistance and mechanical cutting resistance are significantly enhanced. This wire maintains structural integrity under repeated cutting, high-speed friction, and high-stress conditions, resisting breakage and deformation.
With a melting point of 3,422°C, tungsten boasts the highest melting point among all metals. Its tensile strength can reach or exceed 3,500 MPa—approximately six times that of ordinary steel wire. The Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8 approaches that of diamond, enabling it to resist cutting and scratching by sharp objects. These exceptional properties make cut-resistant tungsten wire an ideal material for a wide range of demanding applications, from precision manufacturing and high-temperature environments to protective equipment.
Cut-resistant tungsten wire is available in a wide range of diameters—from as small as 20–35μm for photovoltaic diamond wire saws to larger diameters for EDM and industrial applications. Surface treatments such as nano-coating further enhance performance by reducing friction and extending service life.
Features Cut-Resistant Tungsten Wire
Ultra-High Tensile Strength: Cut-resistant tungsten wire can withstand tensile strengths of 3,000 to 4,000 MPa—3 to 4 times that of ordinary steel wire—allowing it to withstand high tension without breaking.
Exceptional Hardness and Wear Resistance: With a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, close to diamond, tungsten wire resists cutting and scratching by sharp objects. In high-speed cutting or frequent friction scenarios, its wear rate is far lower than that of ordinary metal wires.
Highest Melting Point: With a melting point of 3,422°C—the highest among all metals—cut-resistant tungsten wire maintains structural stability in high-temperature environments, avoiding softening or deformation.
Precision Diameter Control: Available in diameters from 20μm to 100μm with tolerances controlled to ±0.5μm or better. High linearity, low ovality (≤0.6μm), and surface roughness as low as 0.2μm minimize vibration and kerf variation.
Excellent Chemical Stability: Tungsten wire has good resistance to acids, bases, and organic solvents, making it suitable for corrosive environments. Its dense surface oxide layer delays further oxidation at high temperatures.
Low Thermal Expansion: With a thermal expansion coefficient of approximately 4.5×10⁻⁶/°C, it matches many hard and brittle materials, minimizing thermal stress cracking during cutting.
Extended Service Life: Nano-coated surfaces reduce the friction coefficient by 40%. A single continuous length can support cutting distances exceeding 126 km under proper conditions.
Smooth Surface: Reduces friction loss during cutting and enhances processing efficiency.
Specifications Cut-Resistant Tungsten Wire
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