Tungsten Pellets for Hunting

• Customization: Available
• Application: Aviation, Electronics, Industrial, Medical, Chemical
• Standard: ASTM
• Model NO.: WNiFe
• Purity: 90%-97%
• Alloy: Alloy
• Shape: Round
• Type: Ball
• Transport Package: Packing in Wooden Cases or Barrels
• Specification: dia2.5mm to 100mm
• Trademark: Packing in wooden cases or barrels
• Origin: Mudanjiang City, China
• HS Code: 8101999000
• Production Capacity: 100 Tons/Month

Product Description

1. Diameter: 1.0mm-100.0mm
2. Density: 15.8-18.50 g/cm3
3. Composition: W content: 85-97%, W-Ni-Fe, W-Ni-Cu
4. Surface: Sinter state, Grind state
Introduction of Tungsten Alloy Balls (sphere)

These are the pellets from inside a shotgun shell. Lead shot and bullets have been banned in many areas because they poison the environment. The main substitute materials are steel, bismuth and tungsten. The main advantages of tungsten are that it's very dense, and very hard. The density allows the pellets to fly long distances without slowing down, while the hardness allows the pellets to keep their shape while being accelerated by the powder charge, which increases the muzzle velocity. (When pellets of lead are deformed during acceleration, that deformation absorbs energy which could have gone into acceleration, and furthermore lead only has about half the density of tungsten.)

 
Tungsten alloy ball is small in volume but very dense, which means the product can be used in various fields requiring small but heavy parts, such as the counterweights for golf club, fishing weights, counterweights for military applications, projectiles in the missile weapons, armor piercing ammunition, hunting pellets, prefabricated fragments, the missile weapons, armor piercing ammunition; counterweights for oil logging; also some fields concerning with precision industry, such as mobile phone vibrator, clock cube, self-winding watches, anti-vibration toll holders, flywheel weights, etc. Heavy tungsten alloy balls or tungsten weight is widely used in weight or balance industrial, and in military.
We usually can manufacture densities of between 14 and 18.5 g/cc (lead alloy is only 11g/cc) in all the sizes. We can manufacture special alloys and control dimensions to tight tolerances.