Tungsten copper W70 rod is composed of 70% W and 30% Cu so that it is harder than W50 and W60 rods. Its density is up to 12.75g/cm3, hardness reaches more than HB140, and conductivity is 47%IACS, softening temperature is ≥900℃ and the bending strength is 790.

W60 tungsten copper rod is composed of 60% W and 40% Cu, which not only has high density (12.75g/cm3), high hardness (≥HB140), high strength, but also has good conductivity (%47IACS), softening temperature is ≥900℃.

W65 tungsten copper rod has many advantages, such as excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, uniform texture, high density, high-temperature resistance and arc erosion resistance, which can be widely used in high-temperature materials, high-voltage switch with electrical alloy, EDM electrodes, and microelectronic materials.

Tungsten copper W50 rod is composed of 55% W and 45% Cu, which not only has high density (11.85g/cm3), high hardness (≥HB115), high strength, but also has good conductivity (%54IACS), softening temperature is ≥900℃.