Carbide drill bits are high-performance cutting tools designed for drilling into hard, abrasive, or challenging materials. They are distinguished by their cutting edges or tips, which are made from tungsten carbide, a composite material known for its superior hardness and wear resistance compared to standard high-speed steel (HSS).
Carbide Ball Teeth, also known as carbide ball inserts, tungsten carbide ball teeth, or conical picks, are a specific type of wear part and cutting tool characterized by their hemispherical (ball-shaped) head made of tungsten carbide. They are primarily designed for robust impact, crushing, and grinding applications, rather than precise shearing or slicing. Their unique design allows them to transmit high point load forces into the material, making them ideal for breaking extremely hard and abrasive substances.
Carbide cutting teeth refer to the tooth-like or tip components made from tungsten carbide, a composite material known for its exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and durability. These teeth are typically brazed or mounted onto various tools and machinery to serve as the primary cutting, drilling, or grinding surface.
