The high-frequency welding process simultaneously quenches the steel material of the blade, enhancing its hardness. The tungsten steel (carbide) used in the welding is of grade KG6 with a hardness of HRA90 or higher, possessing strong wear resistance and impact resistance. It can withstand high-frequency, high-intensity shearing operations, with a service life far exceeding that of ordinary tungsten steel, significantly reducing your component replacement costs and downtime for maintenance.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| cutting board material | 45# steel/H13 die steel |
| Tungsten steel | KG6 grade, 91 degrees hardness |
| production cycle | 5-7day |
| Quality Assurance | 200,000 production lifetimes |