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Titanium carbide cermet rods (TiC rods) belong to the group of steel-jointed cemented carbides, which are composites of steel as the bonding phase and refractory metal carbides (mainly titanium carbide and tungsten carbide) as the hard phase.TiC rods are a high-hardness, high-strength titanium-based alloy composite material. The main varieties of steel-jointed cemented carbides include tool, die and wear parts (grades: GT35, R5); mining tools and hammer alloys (grades: TM52, TM60, GB10). Of these, GT35 for guide wheels and TM52 and TM60 for crusher hammer inserts are extremely promising. Titanium Carbide Rods for Hammers The TiC rods are mainly cast into crusher hammers, plate hammers, jaws, concave plates, mantles and crushing rolls, etc., so that the matrix of high manganese steel can be effectively reduced, which improves the service life of the hammer crushing equipment and correspondingly saves maintenance costs
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