CTIA GROUP LTD tungsten alloy fitness balls are small fitness devices made from tungsten alloy materials, with core features including high density and small volume. Under the same weight, their size is significantly smaller than traditional steel or stone balls. These characteristics provide unique advantages in fitness, rehabilitation, and stress management, while their durability and portability further expand their application scenarios. Whether for professional athletes or casual fitness enthusiasts, tungsten alloy fitness balls offer an efficient and durable training experience.

Tungsten alloy weights, made primarily from tungsten with the addition of metals such as nickel and copper, are high-density metrology instruments and key tools in the field of mass measurement. They are used to calibrate electronic balances, platform scales, and other balances, and serve as standard components in laboratories and industrial quality inspections. Tungsten alloy weights exhibit the following key characteristics:

Tungsten alloy weights, made primarily from tungsten combined with other metal elements such as nickel and copper, are precision counterweights or measuring tools widely used in metrology and calibration fields.

With their high hardness, wear resistance, and precision characteristics, tungsten carbide balls are indispensable components in precision instruments. Advances in their manufacturing processes and expanding application areas will further drive the development of related industries.

With their exceptional physical and chemical properties, tungsten carbide balls are extensively utilized in various valve sealing systems, providing essential support for efficient and safe operation.

Tungsten carbide balls are extensively utilized in bearing manufacturing for high-precision, high-wear, and heavy-load conditions across industries such as aerospace, wind power, automotive, petrochemical, medical, and marine engineering.

Tungsten carbide, mainly composed of tungsten carbide (WC) and metal binders such as cobalt (Co) produced through powder metallurgy, exhibits high hardness (HRA 89–94), wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and excellent high-temperature stability. These properties make it an ideal material for the core components of high-precision ball valves, widely used in demanding conditions across industries such as oil, chemical, natural gas, and power generation.

Tungsten carbide balls are widely and critically used in precision instrument calibration due to their exceptional physical and chemical properties, making them ideal for high-precision measurement and calibration scenarios.

Tungsten carbide balls play a critical role in precision mold manufacturing, with their unique physical and chemical properties making them an ideal choice for high-precision and high-wear applications.

Due to their high hardness, wear resistance, and excellent mechanical properties, tungsten carbide balls are widely used in ball mill grinding, making them a preferred choice for grinding media. Composed mainly of tungsten carbide (WC) sintered with metal binders such as cobalt (Co), they exhibit high hardness (HRA 85–93), high density (14.5–15.0 g/cm³), corrosion resistance, and impact resistance, making them ideal for high-strength, high-precision grinding applications.