How are tungsten carbide blanks made?
They are produced through powder metallurgy: tungsten carbide powder is mixed with a binder (usually cobalt), pressed into the desired shape, and then sintered at high temperatures. This process creates a dense, ultra-hard material that can be further machined into finished products like inserts, drills, or molds.
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