China Wholesale Carbide Balls And Valve Seat Suppliers – Tungsten Carbide Wear Rings for Oil and Gas Industry – N&D
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China Wholesale Carbide Balls And Valve Seat Suppliers – Tungsten Carbide Wear Rings for Oil and Gas Industry – N&D Detail:
Tungsten carbide(TC) is widely used as seal faces or rings with resistant-wearing,high fractural strength,high thermal conductivity, small heat expansion co-efficient.The two most common variations of tungsten carbide seal faces/ring are cobalt binder and nickel binder.
Tungsten carbide hard alloy are specifically designed to resist corrosion, abrasion, wear, fretting, sliding wear and impact both onshore and offshore and surface and sub-sea equipment applications.
Tungsten Carbide wear rings are widely used as seal faces in mechanical seals for pumps, compressors mixers and agitators found in oil refineries, petrochemical plants, fertilizer plants, breweries, mining , pulp mills, and the pharmaceutical industry. The seal-ring will be installed on the pump body and rotating axle, and forms through the end face of the rotating and static ring a liquid or gas seal.
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