Wire Rolling Cassette Tungsten Carbide Roller for Cold Drawn Welded Wire Mesh

Parameters Tungsten carbide rollers can be divided into solid carbide rolls and composite hard alloy rolls according to the structure. Solid carbide rolls have been widely used in pre-finishing and finishing stands for high-speed wire rod mills (including fixed reduction racks, pinch roll stands). The composite cemented carbide roll is made of cemented carbide and other materials and can be divided into hard alloy composite roll ring and solid carbide composite roll. The cemented carbide composite roll ring is mounted on the roller shaft; for the solid carbide composite roll, cemented carbide roll ring is directly cast into the roll shaft to form an entirety, which is applied to the rolling mill with the large rolling load. Features The tungsten carbide rollers have high hardness, and its hardness changes very little with temperature changes. The hardness at 700 °C is 4 times that of high-speed steel; and the elastic modulus, compressive strength, flexural strength, and thermal conductivity are also over 1 times higher than tool steel. Since the thermal conductivity of the cemented carbide roll is high, the heat dissipation effect is good, and the time at which the surface of the roll is at a high temperature is short so that the high-temperature reaction time between the roll and the harmful impurities in the cooling water is short. Therefore, the cemented carbide roll is more resistant to corrosion and cold and hot fatigue than the tool steel roll.