Tungsten carbide wire drawing die blanks

Cemented Carbide Nib Blanks Generate precise and tight dimensional tolerances with perfect coaxially at the meeting point of the die to improve the wire drawing process of soft and hard metal dies. Cemented carbide nib blanks are made of tungsten carbide and a metallic binder, such as cobalt. It is commonly used in wire drawing, which reduces the diameter of a metal wire by pulling it through a series of dies with decreasing hole sizes. Carbide nib blanks come into direct contact with the wire as it passes through the die. The nibs are designed to withstand the high pressure and wear of the wire drawing process while maintaining their shape and size over time. Using carbide nibs in wire drawing offers several advantages over other materials, such as longer tool life, reduced downtime, and improved wire surface finish. They can also draw a wide range of metals, including steel, copper, and aluminum. Overall, cemented carbide nibs are essential for the wire drawing industry.