Dymet Alloys - Tungsten Carbide Products

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Dymet Alloys
Tungsten Carbide specialists

Welcome to Dymet Alloys.

Dymet Alloys specialise in the production of bespoke Tungsten Carbide Hard Metal Wear Resistant Products for use across a wide range of industrial applications in both the as-sintered and finished ground condition.

Established in 1952 Dymet Alloys are today a division of Corewire Limited offering customers recommendations and solutions for individual wear resistant components and special tooling requirements.

Dymet Alloys produce an extensive range of tungsten carbide grades in-house including the popular ISO application grades of K10, K20, K30, K40, P10, P20 & P30/40 as well as numerous special Cobalt and also Nickel binder tungsten carbide grades for use in corrosive resistant applications.

Material compositions including submicron, medium and coarse grain grades are available and can be supplied in cylindrical and flat section in both the as-sintered and finished ground condition.

The tungsten carbide grade powders are processed in-house using quality raw materials to ensure a high product quality is maintained. Individual items and volume production components can be produced by either pre-shaping or automatic press tooling.

In-house facilities include a comprehensive grinding shop plus EDM wire cutting and spark erosion as well as the capacity to offer tungsten carbide components mechanically retained into pre-machined steel housings and casings by interference fitting, induction & gas brazing or using adhesive bonding.

Explore our website and read more about Dymet Alloys and the extensive range of Tungsten Carbide grades and sintered Tungsten Carbide products we produce, plus our specialist Tungsten Products Division

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Tungsten Carbide Grade Chart

Grades & Applications

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