Case studies in carbide and tungsten material processing
Examples of materials that arrive in technically complex forms. We show the input type, the commercial solution and the resulting material form.
WNi solid material → size reduction
Depending on the material form, tungsten heavy alloys can be accepted as solid material, processed and prepared into a more suitable fraction.
Crushed WNi material
Example of material after size reduction for the next material flow.
WNi machining chips
We handle chips separately according to composition and cleanliness.
Carbide tips on steel carriers
Purchasing plus separation of the carbide fraction and final cleaning according to material type.
Individual rings and complete shafts
For more complex assemblies, we provide both purchasing and technological reprocessing.
Oversized carbide
Size reduction of large assemblies for further recycling or commercial flow.
More real material cases
We do not rely on catalogue photos. These examples connect actual incoming material with the relevant category, processing route and real-photo gallery.
Road milling bits: incoming tools → separated carbide
Whole steel picks can be purchased as-is or separated and cleaned depending on the material.
Morgan Rolls: rings and complete shafts
We handle individual carbide rings as well as composite shaft assemblies.
Carbide sludge: wet and drier fractions
Sludge materials are evaluated by origin, composition and the actual material fraction.
Brazed carbide: mixed parts with brazing alloy
Brazed parts vary in shape and residual brazing alloy; correct material classification is key.
Dies and drawing dies: carbide in a carrier
For composite tooling, we assess the valuable carbide section separately from the steel carrier.
Oversize carbide: large piece → suitable fraction
Size reduction prepares large carbide parts for the next material flow.