Virami Steel Hub is a trusted manufacturer, supplier, stockist, and exporter of premium-quality Tungsten Carbide Sheets & Plates in Mumbai, India. We offer high-performance carbide products known for their exceptional hardness, superior wear resistance, and outstanding performance in extreme industrial environments.
Our Tungsten Carbide sheets and plates are manufactured using high-purity raw materials and advanced powder metallurgy techniques to ensure precise dimensions, excellent surface finish, superior mechanical strength, and long service life. We cater to both domestic and international markets, including the USA, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Tungsten Carbide is a composite material made from tungsten and carbon atoms, typically bonded with cobalt or nickel. It is widely recognized for its extreme hardness and resistance to wear, making it ideal for applications requiring durability under abrasive and high-stress conditions.
Key Functions:
Typical Composition:
The binder content enhances toughness while maintaining hardness.
Tungsten Carbide sheets and plates offer good resistance to:
However, they may require coatings or special grades for highly corrosive environments.
Tungsten Carbide is not heat treated like conventional metals.
Typical Process:
This process ensures maximum hardness and structural integrity.
Surface Finish Options:
Mill Test Certificates (MTC) and third-party inspection reports are provided.
Tungsten Carbide Sheets & Plates are the ideal choice for applications requiring extreme hardness, wear resistance, and durability. Their unmatched strength and performance make them essential in heavy-duty industrial applications.
Virami Steel Hub delivers premium-quality Tungsten Carbide products that ensure efficiency, durability, and long-term value.
It is a composite material made of tungsten and carbon, known for extreme hardness.
Used in tooling, mining, oil & gas, and heavy industrial applications.
It offers moderate corrosion resistance but excels in wear resistance.
No, brazing or mechanical methods are preferred.
It is very difficult to machine and requires special tools like diamond cutters.
