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Hogen Industries has been in the business of supplying tungsten-based metals for over 45 years. Certified to ISO 9001-2000 standards, we produce tungsten alloys & composite materials worldwide as our main product line. Choose from tungsten alloys & copper and silver composites along with tungsten bar.
Since 1987 our tungsten metal products have made us a leader in the worldwide market. Buffalo Tungsten is a tungsten supplier of tungsten metal powder & tungsten carbide powder used in tungsten bar & rod. Our tungsten wire is used in filament in light bulbs, electrical contacts & sports equipment.
As a manufacturer of copper-tungsten & silver-tungsten materials, Sherbrooke Metals also stocks pure Molybdenum & Tungsten in both rod & tungsten plate. Consider tungsten discs, tungsten bar, rings, & other shapes available. These materials are cut & ground to customer specifications.
Specializing in tungsten sheet & tungsten plate is what defines EPG Metals Group. We cut to size in many shapes available with same day shipping from a large stock of certified pure tungsten supplies. Sizes available are from 0.005” – 0.750”. Our quality workmanship originates back to the 19th century.
We carry a supply of metal materials which includes tungsten. Thermo Shield offers 99.95 percent pure tungsten supplies such as tungsten bar, tungsten foil & tungsten plate. Tungsten rod & wire will be available to you soon. We offer same day shipping and no minimum for our large stock of metal fasteners.
Precision metal ribbons & strips is what defines H. Cross Company. For over 6 decades, we have manufactured & lead with our metal rolling specialty with a range of metals which include tungsten. We offer tungsten supplies which include tungsten alloys, tungsten wire, tungsten rod and tubing.
Tungsten wire is produced by tungsten
suppliers for applications
such as aerospace, scientific instrumentation, welding and the lamp and bulb
industry. The light bulb industry uses more tungsten wire than any other industry.
Tungsten wire has an extremely high melting point, good corrosion resistance
and great strength at high temperatures. Because of these qualities, tungsten
wire is often used to produce bulb filaments and in other high-temperature
applications. Tungsten metal is brittle, but working the metal into wire form
increases its strength and allows for easier handling of the metal.
To produce tungsten wire, tungsten suppliers roll or swage sintered tungsten.
This process deforms the tungsten at high temperatures and causes the metal
to reach its full density. Eventually, wire drawing is used to reduce the tungsten
to its desired wire form and density. The final microstructure of tungsten
wire consists of fiber-like structures which provide the wire with bend ductility.
