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Tungsten Alloy Rod - 0.50' Diameter x 12' Length, 90% Tungsten, 6% Nickel, 4% Copper - High Density and Hardness for Industrial Use

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  • High-Quality Material: This tungsten alloy rod is made from high-grade materials, including 90% tungsten, 6% nickel, and 4% copper. Tungsten is known for its exceptional hardness, making it an excellent choice for industrial applications where durability and strength are required.
  • Versatile Use: This tungsten alloy rod is suitable for use in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and defense. Its unique properties make it an ideal choice for applications where strength, durability, and high density are required.
  • Accurate Diameter: The rod has a precise diameter of 0.50 inches, with a length of 12 inches, ensuring accuracy in your projects. This precise diameter allows you to achieve the desired level of precision and accuracy in your work.
  • Excellent Strength: This tungsten alloy rod is known for its exceptional strength, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Its high strength allows it to withstand high loads and stresses without deforming or breaking, making it an ideal choice for industrial applications
  • Secure Packaging: The tungsten alloy rod is carefully packed to prevent it from bending or scratching during transport. The compact size of the packaging makes it easy to store the rod in a safe place until it is ready to be used.


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Earl An
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2019
I bought this to make some custom heavy-weight guide rods. It arrived well protected; tightly wrapped in brown paper, encased in foam sheeting, then stuffed inside a rigid cardboard tube. The 0.50" rod had a measured diameter of .5020". I chose a 90% tungsten alloy since higher percentage alloys tend to be brittle. Turning on a lathe required extremely sharp carbide inserts with positive rake, but once I got the speeds dialed in, my guide rods turned out better than most aftermarket ones. Pic of raw tungsten alloy rod next to finished guide rod.