Application Field:
Tungsten Carbide widely used in molds and dies. Classify as below:
| Classification | Application |
|---|---|
| Forging Die | Molds for automotive components processed through hot forging, cold forging, and precision forging processes. |
| Fastening Die | Used for fastening products across industries such as automotive, construction, home appliances, and aerospace. |
| Spring Tool | Tools designed for the precision processing of springs used in automotive and high-end electronic products. |
| Bearing Tool | Tools for processing bearing products, including the forming of bearing balls, wheels, and rings. |
| Powder Metallurgy Die | Used for various precision gear parts in automotive, motorcycles, and electronic products. |
| Roller | Various roller products for wire forming and the front portion of production. |
| Drawing Die | Tools used for diameter reduction and the forming of wire and tubes. |
| Optical Mold | High-precision molds for the photovoltaic industry, specifically for processing aspherical glass lenses for mobile phones and security cameras. |
| Can Making | Tools for seamless tin forming, providing solutions for punching, stretching, and retracting processes. |
| Material | Material Properties |
|---|---|
| Carbide | Cemented carbide is a powder metallurgical composite made up of one or more hard material phases (e.g., tungsten carbide) and a binding material (e.g., cobalt). It is an extremely hard material characterized by high wear resistance and thermal stability. This makes it suitable for various applications requiring particularly wear-resistant tools or components. Although it is more difficult to machine and has a higher material cost compared to die steel, its service life is often several times longer. |
Involve Machining Technology:
Kinyet is committed to the research and development of tungsten-related materials. By continuously introducing new technologies and investing in high-end production equipment, we provide mold solutions with an exceptional quality-to-price ratio—featuring high precision, longer tooling life, and cost-effectiveness. We are excited to announce our merger with Drow, and together, we believe we will create even better products for consumers in the future!
Q1: Do you produce special punch molds or punch die components?
A: Yes, we specialize in customized mold fabrication and can transform the most complex punch die concepts into reality. Our punch mold components are designed and tailored for various demanding applications and materials.
Q2: Do you accept low-volume sample orders? What’s your MOQ for customization?
A: Yes, we do. For sample orders, we accept a minimum order quantity of one piece. Please attach CAD or 3D drawings with your inquiry. The sample lead time is 10–15 days, and this can be negotiated for special requirements.
Q3: If we want to cooperate with you, can we ensure confidentiality?
A: Absolutely! All your information, including company details, drawings, and purchase order specifics, will be kept confidential. We can sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) if desired.
Q4: What are your payment terms?
A: We require a 30% deposit via T/T, with the remaining 70% due before delivery. We will provide photos of the products and packaging before you pay the balance.
Q5: What products can you buy from us?
A: We offer carbide inserts, carbide end mills, carbide drills, carbide boring tools, cutting tools, and customized carbide precision molds.
