Tungsten Tube

Tungsten tube, also known as tungsten rod, is a versatile material that finds application in a wide range of industries. Some of the common applications of tungsten tube are:

• Lighting industry: Tungsten tubes are widely used in the manufacture of incandescent light bulbs. The tungsten filament inside the bulb is made from a tungsten wire that has been drawn down to a very fine diameter and coiled into a tight spiral.

• Electronics industry: Tungsten tubes are used as electron emitters in a variety of electronic devices, such as cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and X-ray tubes. They are also used in the manufacture of electronic contacts, heating elements, and vacuum systems.
  

• Aerospace industry: Tungsten tubes are used in the manufacturing of aerospace components, such as rocket nozzles, airframe components, and hot section components in gas turbine engines.
  

• Medical industry: Tungsten tubes are used in the manufacture of medical equipment, such as X-ray machines and radiation shields.
  

• Defense industry: Tungsten tubes are used in the manufacturing of ammunition for armor-piercing shells and bullets.
  

• Chemical industry: Tungsten tubes are used in chemical processing equipment, such as reactors and heat exchangers, due to their excellent corrosion resistance and thermal stability.
  

• Glass manufacturing industry: Tungsten tubes are used as electrode material in glass melting furnaces, due to their high melting point and chemical stability.
  

• Automotive industry: Tungsten tubes are used in the manufacturing of high-performance parts, such as spark plug electrodes, due to their excellent electrical conductivity and heat resistance.