Our self-produced carbide tip is rare. And whether it is output value or quality, it can’t be compared with imported markets. The cemented carbide industry is a career that contains high technology. Now the most popular products in the market are all imported. Let’s talk about the research on cemented carbide. Only more than ten years ago, the rock drilling tools and mining tools for mining, the drilling tools for oil drilling, the weapons and equipment of the national defense industry, measuring tools, and wear-resistant parts have relatively poor industrial foundations, and the relevant scientific and technological personnel and development foundations are not. very good.
We started late in the production of cemented carbide cutter heads. Cemented carbide tools are the "teeth" of the machine tool industry. A machine tool must be equipped with a dozen or more types of tools. Cutting tool consumption accounts for 3% of the production cost. %~4% cemented carbide rotary file, but our country's manufacturing industry pays little attention to improving the processing technique to improve the power to save costs. Therefore, the consumption level of cutting tools in my country's manufacturing industry is generally low, and we are the country that exports the most rare earths in the world. Production of cemented carbide tips. But now our technical level is not up to the advanced level of foreign countries. The cemented carbide produced abroad is bought back to China. If you can’t own the refining of rare earths, the alloy industry will be permanently forced to go down, cemented carbide rotary burrs. There is a lot of demand for rare earth elements, which are rotated in developed countries. Files can only export raw materials to foreign countries, accounting for only 1% to 2% of production costs. Most companies still rely on cheap labor as the primary method of reducing costs. For processing hard alloy rotary files, hard alloy is widely used in cutting tools such as turning, milling, drilling, planing, boring and other tools.