Hard metals - Import export

Requirements for products working in a high temperature fusing environment include continuously increasing requests for longer part life, higher print speed, and better print resolution involving ongoing material and process innovations. Our goal is to find the best combination of the following properties: Thermal resistance Thermal conductivity Abrasion resistance Anti-adhesive surfaces Elastomer hardness Substitution of Metal Substrates by Polyimide Belts Fusing by heat and pressure in digital printers has previously been realized with anti-adhesive coatings on aluminum or steel cores. These metal substrates have been increasingly replaced by seamless thin walled polyimide belts due to energy-saving environmental regulations and the growing requirement for “instant on” printing devices. Image Fusing Products Fuser rollers with soft and thin coatings more Fuser rollers for professional digital printing more Pressure rollers with solid silicone/PFA sleeves more Pressure rolle

Tungsten has a high density, which makes it convenient for ionizing radiation shielding. Despite the higher density compared to traditional and cheaper lead, tungsten shielding is less heavy with equal shielding properties, and more effective if the weight is the same. Tungsten is a very refractory and hard metal, which makes it difficult to process. Therefore, more ductile tungsten alloys with nickel, iron, copper, etc. are used. Cr 16.0%-18.0% We buy alloys of the following grades: VN/VNZh alloys (category: Tungsten 12) (W - 80 - 90% Ni - 5 - 10% Fe - 1- 3%) VD alloys (W - 70 - 80% Cu - 20 - 30%)