Metal milling - Import export

Tyrolit’s tungsten carbide burrs can machine materials like steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals, cast iron, and HSS. They come in various shapes and profiles, including tapered, cylindrical, ball-shaped, and special designs for angles, corners, and flutes. The parts are soldered with a copper alloy for impact resistance, enhancing safety and performance. Our burrs ensure first-class grinding with maximum economy, featuring long tool life due to a specially developed cutting edge geometry. The aggressive cutter profile allows for significant material removal in a short time, with reduced heat generation to protect both tool and workpiece, crucial for stainless steel to prevent discoloration. The new HPC-coated tungsten carbide burrs for cast iron, steel, and stainless steel offer higher performance, longer life, and better results. The advanced coating improves chip transport and doubles stock removal, with a distinctive Tyrolit color combination.

Tungsten layers are components of the thin-film transistors used in TFT-LCD screens. They are used wherever large screen formats, particularly high image definition and optimized contrasts are needed. But tungsten is also used as a diffusion barrier and a conductive connector in the microelectronics industry. Using the world's largest hot rolling mill for refractory metals, Plansee is able to produce the largest tungsten sputtering target on earth. The benefit to you of large formats: The coating process is more stable and the deposited layers are of higher quality. Thanks to the special forming processes Plansee's tungsten sputtering targets have a density of almost 100 %. As a result, your process benefits from a particularly high level of conductivity and time savings due to the excellent sputtering speeds.