Purchasing and processing of WNi materials and tungsten heavy alloys
WNi pieces, offcuts, crushed fractions, machining chips and other industrial residues of tungsten heavy alloys. We assess material according to its actual composition and form.
What we classify as WNi materials
Tungsten heavy alloys are materials with a high tungsten content and a metallic binder. In industry they occur as precision parts, counterweights, shielding and structural components, semi-finished parts and machining residues.
Forms we purchase
- W-Ni-Fe and W-Ni-Co solid materials
- offcuts, rejects and oversized parts
- material after crushing and size reduction
- WNi machining chips
- mixed stock after individual assessment
Purchasing and technological processing
For WNi material, we provide direct purchasing as well as solutions where the material must first be reduced in size.
Material identification
We identify the material form and the composition information required.
Stream separation
We handle clean pieces, chips and mixed materials separately.
Crushing larger pieces
For suitable materials, we reduce the size and prepare the material in a more suitable form for further processing.
Purchase or service
We arrange direct purchase, collection or material processing as a service.
WNiFe (Cu) and other tungsten turnings
We accept WNiFe (Cu) machining turnings and other tungsten production residues. For material identified as WCP, we do not infer composition from the abbreviation alone – the specific lot must be assessed by its actual composition and cleanliness.
WNiFe, WNiCo, WNiCu and tungsten heavy alloy scrap
Tungsten heavy alloys are used where high density is required. We purchase pieces, chips and machining turnings from WNiFe, WNiCo, WNiCu and other tungsten heavy alloys.
Do you buy WNiFe and WNiCo scrap?
Yes. Pieces, chips and machining residues are assessed according to actual alloy composition.
What if only a trade name is known?
That is acceptable. If composition is uncertain, the material can be classified after material verification.
Do you have pieces, chips or non-standard WNi material?
Tell us the quantity, origin and composition if known. We will propose the next step.