Carbide Ball Tungsten Ball Tungsten Carbide Alloy Ball

• Customization: Available
• Material: Tungsten Carbide
• Content: >90%
• Model NO.: tungsten carbide balls
• Processing Type: Sintered
• Size: All Sizes
• Color: Others
• Customized: Customized
• Transport Package: in Carton
• Specification: Various
• Trademark: MJM
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 50000pieces/Mouth

Product Description

Advantage:
Good wear resistance with a long life time.
High precision in mirror surface.
Factory pricing
With strict tolerance extent control
Strictly be tested before they are delivered

A large portion of our customers use our ball and seat products for sucker bar pump applications. We have customers that always ask about the different materials available to increase the life of the ball and seat valves. The three most common materials that we recommend for balls and seats are Tungsten Carbide, Nickel Carbide, and Titanium Carbide.

Tungsten Carbide is the industry standard because it has proven itself over and over again. It has excellent wear properties and has a Cobalt binder, but it is slightly more expensive. Nickel Carbide has similar wear properties and has a Nickel binder. It ideal for wet environments because it is not corrosive. Titanium Carbide is also popular because it is a highly alloyed material suitable for all environments. Titanium Carbide has the advantages of being less expensive, easier to manufacture, and weighs considerably less than the other two materials.

Quick detail

Size Range	0.3-92.55mm(OEM or ODM acceptable
Grade	G10-G1000
Material	Nickel binder tungsten carbide, Cobalt binder tungsten carbide, Titanium carbide, high cobalt tungsten carbide, Stellia, ceramic (silicon nitride, zirconia, alumina), Stainless steel.
Surface	High precision in mirror surface
Packing	Vacuum packaging
Delivery time	15 days On time

Product description:
Nickel Carbide (Nickel Binder) - An excellent durable and tough Ball and Seat for the most corrosive and abrasive well conditions. Nickel Carbide has the toughness of Tungsten Carbide with the corrosion resistance of Nickel. Nickel Carbide is a heavy, non-magnetic material that is extremely hard and works well where weight is needed. Nickel Carbide has a zero to slight magnetic pull. Hardness: Balls HRA 89.00-90.50, Seats HRA 87.50-89.00.


Grades and Properties for nickel carbide balls

Grades	Cobalt Content	Density	Hardness	TRS
	(%)	g/cm3	HRA	N/mm2
YG3	3	15.10	92.4	1700
YG3X	3	15.10	93.6	1450
YG8	8	14.80	89.5	2200
YG6	6	14.95	90.5	1900
YG6X	6	14.95	91.5	1800
YG6A	6	14.80	93.0	1850
YG10	10	14.50	88.0	2650
YG11	11-12	14.5	86.0	2100
YG13	13	14.10	86.50	2500
	Nickel Content
	(%)
YN6	6	14.80	90.50	2100
YN9	9	14.60	89.50	2200
YN12	12	14.30	86.50	2250