At a Glance
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Material Type
Metal -
Material Name
Tungsten Steel YG10X -
Process Compatibility
CNC Milling, CNC Turning
Properties Table of Tungsten Steel YG10X
- Density(g/cm³) 14.5
- Bending Strength(N/mm²) 2400
- Hardness(HRA) 91.5
Applications of Tungsten Steel YG10X
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Industrial cutting tools
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Metalworking inserts
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Wire drawing dies
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Punches and dies for cold heading
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High-temperature furnace components
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Aerospace components
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Medical instruments
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Wear-resistant bearings
Advantages of Tungsten Steel YG10X
Advantages of Tungsten Steel YG10X
- High hardness
- Excellent wear resistance
- Good toughness
- High temperature resistance
- Chemical stability
- Superior strength
- Long tool life
- Versatile applications
Tungsten Steel YG10X — Machining Notes
FAQ
Can you weld Tungsten Steel YG10X?
Tungsten Steel YG10X, also known as cemented carbide, is a very hard and brittle material. Welding it through traditional methods like arc welding or gas welding is challenging due to its high melting point and susceptibility to cracking. However, specialized techniques such as spark plasma sintering or laser welding may be used in certain cases.
Can you heat treat Tungsten Steel YG10X?
Tungsten Steel YG10X is typically produced through a sintering process involving high-temperature treatments. To achieve its desired hardness and properties, it is already heat-treated during the manufacturing process. Further heat treatment may not be necessary or may be limited due to the material's characteristics.
Is Tungsten Steel YG10X heavy?
Tungsten Steel YG10X is dense and heavy compared to many other materials. Tungsten itself is a dense metal, and when combined with other elements in the cemented carbide, it results in a heavy and hard material.

