Tungsten Electrodes and Electrode Materials
from Rhenium Alloys, Inc.
Tungsten Alloys provides a wide range of Wire products to serve applications in major electronics products, thermocouples, high temperature furnace parts, and welding requirements. Our Rhenium Wire is 99.99% pure and has high strength and excellent ductility. Molybdenum-47.5%-Rhenium Wire is used in... [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Shape / Form: Bar Stock (optional feature); Wire
- Type: Cathodic Emitters / Filaments
- OD / Width: 1.00E-3 to 6
from Sunstone Engineering
10 – 1.0mm Tungsten Electrodes 2.6 inches in length. 10 – 0.5mm Tungsten Electrodes 2.6 inches in length. Pack contains a total of 20 electrodes. [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Applications: Welding Electrodes
- Shape / Form: Button
from Plansee SE
Extrusion presses are used to form non-ferrous metals such as brass, copper-nickel and aluminum-bronze, as well as stainless steel, into rods, wires or tubes. The metal blank is first heated to its forming temperature and is then pressed through the die using a ram. This gives the metal its external... [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Shape / Form: Custom / Application Specific
- Type: EDM Electrode
- Applications: Erosion Electrodes
from Sunstone Engineering
0.5 mm Tungsten Electrodes 2.6 inches in length. Pack of 15. [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Applications: Welding Electrodes
- Shape / Form: Button
from Plansee SE
In the resistance welding process, the parts to be joined are pressed together and heated by an electric current until pools of molten material form at individual points between them. This operation requires high currents and large pressing forces. During the welding of thick sheets, the forces... [See More]
- Material: Molybdenum; Tungsten
- Length: 19.69 to 118
- Shape / Form: Custom / Application Specific; Bar Stock (optional feature); Rod Stock (optional feature)
- OD / Width: 0.1181 to 8.66
from Sunstone Engineering
1.0mm Tungsten Electrodes 2.6 inches in length. Pack of 15. [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Applications: Welding Electrodes
- Shape / Form: Button
from Plansee SE
If a voltage is applied at the anode and cathode then a light-emitting arc is generated. During operation, the tips of the electrodes must withstand temperatures of 1 800 to 3 200 °C. They conduct the emitted heat to the electrode body and the support rods (stems). Tungsten is the only metal... [See More]
- Material: Tungsten
- Shape / Form: Custom / Application Specific