This week, the overall Chinese domestic molybdenum prices showed a pattern of initial increase followed by a decline. 

Tungsten carbide copper (CuWC) rods find applications in various industries due to their unique combination of properties, combining the hardness and wear resistance of tungsten carbide with the excellent thermal and electrical conductivity of copper. 

The production of tungsten carbide copper rod typically involves copper infiltration and powder metallurgy process, which is a method of manufacturing metal parts from metal powders. Here is a general overview of production steps:

Tungsten carbide copper alloy rods, often simply referred to as tungsten carbide copper rods or CuWC rods, are cylindrical bars or rods made by combining tungsten carbide (WC) matrix infiltrated with copper (Cu).