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500 Grams Pure Tungsten Metal Powder, Wolfram Micron Powder, W = 99.95% High Purity, for 3D Printing, Lab Scientific Experiments and Element Speciments Collection Hobby

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  • We are providing 500 grams pure Tungsten metal micron powder. Approx. 1.1 Lbs;
  • Particle size: approx. 48 micron; Purity of W >= 99.95%;
  • This item will be vacuum packed when posting in order to maintain original appearance and avoid oxidation;
  • It can be a great gift for periodic table element specimen collectors. It's also great for laboratory science research experiments and 3d printing purpose using;
  • Tungsten powder is commonly used in 3d printing, thermal management applications, wear resistant fields, catalysts in experiments, alloys making and sporting goods manufacturing fields etc.


Tungsten's atomic number is 74 and symbol is W. This material is widely used in below areas based on it's special properties:
3D Printing: Tungsten powder is used in additive manufacturing, particularly for 3D printing metal components in industries like automotive, where high-density materials are required;
Thermal Management: In electronic devices, tungsten powder is used to produce heat sinks and other components that require efficient thermal management due to its excellent thermal conductivity;
Wear-Resistant Components: Tungsten carbide, synthesized from tungsten powder, is used extensively in the mining and construction industries to manufacture cutting tools and drill bits that require high wear resistance;
Catalysts: In some experiments processes, Tungsten powder can serve as a catalyst to improve the efficiency of certain experiments, such as those in hydrogenation processes;
Sports Equipment: Tungsten powder is used in the manufacturing of golf clubs, darts, and other sporting goods where weight and balance significantly affect performance;
Advanced Alloys: Tungsten powder is blended with other metals to produce superalloys for use in high-temperature environments.