| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Premium |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Hard Alloy Ball-Head Measuring Probe
A type of measuring tool or probe used in various industries for precise measurements and inspections.
The combination of a hard alloy construction and a ball-shaped tip makes the hard alloy ball head measuring probe ideal for measuring complex surfaces, contours, or features that require accurate and reliable results.
These probes are valued for their durability, resistance to wear, and ability to maintain measurement accuracy over extended periods of use.
Hard Alloy: A composite material commonly known as cemented carbide or tungsten carbide. It is made by combining tungsten carbide particles with a binder metal, such as cobalt. Hard alloys are known for their high hardness, wear resistance, and strength, making them suitable for demanding applications.
Ball Head: The "ball head" refers to the spherical-shaped tip or end of the measuring probe. The ball head design allows for smooth contact and precise measurements on curved or uneven surfaces. The size of the ball head can vary depending on the specific application and required measurement precision.
Measuring Probe: A measuring probe is a tool or device used for dimensional measurements, inspections, or testing. It is typically designed with a specific shape or feature to facilitate accurate measurements in various applications. The hard alloy ball head measuring probe is specifically designed with a spherical tip for precise and reliable measurements.
| 1 | 100% virgin wolfram carbide materials; |
| 2 | Fine-grain, even ultra fine grain tungsten carbide is available; |
| 3 | Excellent wear, abrasion, corrosion resistance; |
| 4 | High fracture strength and high hardness; |
| 5 | Longer service life; |
| 6 | Varied cemented carbide material grades; |
| 7 | Competitive EXW factory price; |
| 8 | Customization service. |
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