Tungsten Supplier

Tungsten is a metal known for its exceptional properties. It has the highest melting point (3422°C), lowest vapor pressure, and highest tensile strength among all metals. It also has a very high density (19.3g/cc), and a high degree of mechanical strength and ductility. These qualities make it a great option for applications that need to withstand high temperatures, remain stable in shape, and have strong mechanical strength.

Tungsten is commonly used in high vacuum technology, furnace construction, and for creating glass seals. Its ability to absorb radioactive radiation makes it valuable in certain industries. Additionally, tungsten is commonly added to steel and combined with nickel, copper, and iron to produce dense materials that can be easily machined.

At AEM, we provide a variety of tungsten products, including pure tungsten metals, tungsten heavy alloys, tungsten copper, tungsten silver, and tungsten carbide. Our products are of high quality and competitively priced. Check out some of our standard tungsten and tungsten alloy products shown above. If you need custom products, feel free to reach out to us.

Physical Properties of Tungsten

Density	lb/in3	0.7
	gm/cm3	19.27
Melting Point	°F	6170
	°C	3410
Thermal Conductivity	Cal/cm2/cm°C/sec	0.48
Specific Heat	Cal/gm/°C	0.032
Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion	micro-in/°F x 10-6	4.3
	micro-in/°C x 10-6	2.4
Electrical Resistivity	micro-ohm-cm	5.5

Mechanical Properties of Tungsten

Tensile Strength	KSI (Mpa)-RT	250 (1725)
	KSI (Mpa)-500°C	150 (1035)
	KSI (Mpa)-1000°C	75 (515)
Elongation	% in 1.0".	--
Hardness	DPH	300
Modulus of Elasticity	KSI	58000
	Gpa	400

Tungsten Chemistry
Minimum % 99.95

Applications of Tungsten

Tungsten has some remarkable properties. Such as high melting point, and low expansion when heated. It is also good at conducting electricity and heat. Because of these qualities, tungsten is used in many different ways.

Tungsten wire is used in many different industries for various purposes. It can be found in things like lights, medical devices, and even office machinery. Tungsten rods, sheets, and plates are used in high-temperature furnace parts, glass-to-metal seals, and heavy metal alloys.