Self-lubricating titanium carbide guide wheels
Titanium carbide guide wheel is a high-performance transmission component made of titanium carbide as the core material. It is extremely high hardness, Rockwell hardness up to HRA85 or more, with excellent wear resistance, in high-speed operation and frequent friction conditions, can effectively reduce the surface loss and extend the service life. At the same time, the titanium carbide guide wheel has outstanding high temperature resistance, can work stably in the environment above 600℃, and has stable chemical properties, strong corrosion resistance, and is suitable for a variety of complex media environment. With good impact toughness and dimensional stability, titanium carbide guide wheels are widely used in electronic manufacturing, textile, cable production and other industries, can accurately guide the material transport, to ensure the efficient and stable operation of the production process, and significantly improve the quality and efficiency of production.
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