The Lanthanum Tungsten Electrode (WL20) is a high-performance tungsten alloy electrode, primarily composed of tungsten and a small amount of lanthanum. 

The tungsten plate is made from high-purity tungsten material, offering excellent high-temperature resistance and corrosion resistance. 

According to China Tungsten Online, data from the United States Geological Survey show that by the end of 2024, global rare earth reserves were about 90 million tons, a year-on-year decrease of about 18.18%; among them, China's rare earth reserves were the highest, at 44 million tons, accounting for 48.89% of the world's total reserves.

According to China Tungsten Online, data from the United States Geological Survey showed that as of the end of 2024, the global molybdenum reserves were about 15,000 kilotons, the same as the previous year; and China's molybdenum reserves were the highest, at 5,900 kilotons, accounting for 39.33% of the global total reserves.

According to China Tungsten Online, data from the United States Geological Survey show that by the end of 2024, global tungsten reserves were about 4.6 million tons, up about 4.55% year-on-year; among them, China had the highest tungsten reserves, at 2.4 million tons, accounting for 52.17% of the world's total reserves, up about 4% from the end of 2023. Vietnam's tungsten reserves increased most significantly, increasing by nearly 90% to 140,000 tons.

The chemical formula of purple tungsten oxide is WO2.72. It is named for its dark purple powder appearance. Its crystal form is rod-shaped or needle-shaped, and the particle distribution is relatively loose. It is mainly used to prepare ultrafine tungsten powder and ultrafine tungsten carbide powder.

High-purity ammonium paratungstate is abbreviated as APT. It is the raw material for preparing high-purity tungsten oxide and high-purity tungsten powder. It can be prepared by thermal dissociation and ammonia dissolution. Under high temperature conditions, ammonium paratungstate decomposes to obtain a hydrous tungsten oxide compound that is easily soluble in ammonia water, which is dissolved in ammonia water to obtain an ammonium tungstate solution. After filtering out the insoluble matter, the solution is evaporated and crystallized to obtain high-purity ammonium paratungstate.

Regenerated tungsten carbide powder refers to the raw material used to re-produce alloys after further processing of materials that have been ball-milled or produced into alloys but are unqualified. The performance of recycled tungsten carbide powder is much worse than that of original tungsten carbide powder, and it can generally only be used to prepare low-grade alloy products.

The chemical formula of blue tungsten oxide is WO2.9, and its appearance is dark blue powder.

Blue tungsten oxide can be used to produce tungsten powder, and then to produce tungsten products such as cemented carbide, pure tungsten and tungsten alloy products.

Tungsten dioxide, also known as brown tungsten oxide, has a chemical formula of W O 2 and is insoluble in water, alkaline solution, hydrochloric acid and dilute sulfuric acid. It is a brown monoclinic powder crystal. Tungsten dioxide is unstable and is quickly oxidized to tungsten trioxide in the air. Tungsten powder can be produced by hydrogen reduction.