With the continuous development of science and technology, China has made great progress in machinery manufacturing. Now Chinese manufacturing is recognized and accepted by more and more countries. And we usually see so many exquisite Chinese-made products, their production is actually inseparable from carbide blades. Cemented carbide blades, its biggest feature is high precision and high wear resistance, like this alloy blade, all countries in the world are in use. Our China's development in this area is actually relatively short. So many people don't know how cemented carbide blades are made? Today we will give you a detailed introduction to the manufacturing process of cemented carbide blades.

Cemented carbide blades, its production process is mainly alloy blades made by powder metallurgy technology. Although it is manufactured by powder metallurgy, it is not like smelting steel as we usually see. It melts the ore and then injects it into a mold to form it. The carbide blade is made by using a carbonized powder. This carbonized powder must be melted at a temperature above 3000°C. When we heat this carbonized powder to more than 1,000 degrees Celsius, then use some process to burn it into a cemented carbide blade. And in the whole firing process, not only this kind of carbonized powder is used. In order to make these carbides stronger, some other powders will be added to it. We call this whole process sintering.

Two points in the sintering process are very important. That is, when we press tungsten carbide powder and cobalt powder according to the shape we need, we must be careful, because at this time, the metal particles of the two powders are connected to each other. If your strength is not If you grasp it well, then the whole powder will be crushed, and the tool will not be able to make a line. During the sintering process, we cannot increase the temperature to the highest level all at once, we must increase the temperature little by little. So that the particles of the two powders can be slowly joined together. In fact, firing cemented carbide blades is very simple. We only need to grasp the material selection and temperature control, and then we can fire very good quality cemented carbide blades.