Ultrafine Tungsten Carbide Powder (English Version)
Ultrafine tungsten carbide powder is an important basic material in the field of powder metallurgy and is widely used in the production of cemented carbide. With the advancement of technology and changes in market demand, the original standard GB/T 26725-2011 can no longer fully meet the development needs of the current industry. This revision aims to improve product quality and meet the needs of high-end manufacturing for high-performance materials.
Standard version | Main technical changes | Revision background |
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GB/T 26725-2011 | The original classification and chemical composition requirements were relatively simple. | Industry development needs to increase, requiring more sophisticated technical indicators. |
GB/T 26725—2023 | - Increased limits on chemical impurity content; - Updated oxygen content and carbon content analysis methods. | Adapt to the needs of high-tech fields and improve material purity. |
Take the FWC001 grade as an example, its specific surface area requirement is 3.20~3.80 m²/g. This indicator directly affects the activity and performance stability of the material, and needs to be measured using the advanced BET method.
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