When selecting the right tooling material for specific manufacturing applications, it’s important to consider several key factors such as hardness, wear resistance, tool life, and cost-effectiveness. Among the materials commonly used for punches and dies, carbide stands out due to…
1. Choose the Right Carbide Punch for the Job Match the Punch to the Application The first step in maximizing the performance and lifespan of carbide punches is to select the correct tool for the specific task. Carbide punches come…
Carbide punches are made from cemented carbide, an alloy composed primarily of tungsten carbide (WC) and cobalt. These materials are chosen for their exceptional hardness, high wear resistance, and thermal conductivity, making carbide punches ideal for high-volume and high-precision applications…