Welcome to AEM Metal, your trusted source for high-quality Tungsten and Tungsten alloys in China. This blog is here to help you understand ASTM B777, a crucial standard for Tungsten heavy alloys.
ASTM B777 sets strict rules for the quality and performance of Tungsten heavy alloys. These rules ensure that the materials you use are reliable and perform well, which is essential for demanding applications.
At AEM Metal, we strictly follow ASTM B777 standards to ensure our Tungsten products are top-notch. Our advanced technology and years of experience mean you get the best materials for your needs.
If you're in the aerospace, medical, industrial, or defense sectors, understanding ASTM B777 is key. This blog will explain the basics of this standard and why using ASTM B777-compliant products benefits your projects.
Join us as we explore ASTM B777 and see how our high-quality Tungsten products can enhance your work.
Introduction to ASTM B777: What You Need to Know ASTM B777 is a standard specification that outlines the requirements for four classes of machinable, high-density tungsten base metals. These metals are mainly used in applications requiring high strength and density, such as radiation shielding and hypervelocity impact scenarios.
Key Properties of ASTM B777 Tungsten Alloys
Applications of ASTM B777 Tungsten Base Metals
Class |
W Content (wt%) |
Density (g/cm³) |
Hardness (HRC) |
Tensile Strength (MPa) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Class 1 |
90% |
16.85 - 17.30 |
Up to 32 |
Min 758 |
Class 2 |
92.5% |
17.15 - 17.85 |
Up to 33 |
Min 758 |
Class 3 |
95% |
17.75 - 18.35 |
Up to 34 |
Min 724 |
Class 4 |
97% |
18.25 - 18.85 |
Up to 35 |
Min 689 |
ASTM B777 provides a robust framework for ensuring the quality and performance of tungsten heavy alloys, making it a critical standard for various high-demand applications. Understanding this standard helps in selecting the right materials for your projects, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Tungsten has an extremely high melting point of 6180°F (3420°C), making it impossible to cast. Instead, Tungsten Heavy Alloys (WHA) are made using powder metallurgy. This method, though limited by size, allows for precise shaping and customization, lowering the final product's cost.
We offer a wide variety of tungsten heavy alloy forms:
The tungsten alloys specified under ASTM B777 exhibit several key properties:
Testing ensures ASTM B777 tungsten alloys meet strict quality standards. Each powder lot is rigorously tested and approved for all orders, ensuring consistent performance across sintering batches.
Tensile tests use standard test bars, with no need for samples from the exact part size ordered.
Vacuum annealing is not required under ASTM B777 but can be done upon request.
If needed, testing can also comply with legacy standards like MIL-T-21014, meeting specific customer requirements.
The testing process guarantees that ASTM B777 tungsten alloys meet strict quality requirements, ensuring reliable performance for demanding applications.
For additional testing or customization requirements, feel free to contact us to discuss your specific needs.
ASTM B777 tungsten alloys are designed for a wide range of demanding applications, including:
AEM Metal supplies high-quality heavy tungsten alloys for advanced industries. These alloys contain 90% to 97% tungsten, with the rest made up of nickel, copper, and iron. This composition makes them stronger, more ductile, and easier to machine compared to pure tungsten. They can also be plated or painted to resist corrosion, making them versatile for various uses.
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Choosing the right supplier for your ASTM B777 tungsten alloys is essential for quality and reliability. Here’s why AEM Metal is your trusted partner:
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