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95WNiFe High Density Alloy

The high-density, high-strength, and high-hardness tungsten alloy—affectionately known as the 3H alloy—combines excellent ductility, electrical conductivity, and thermal conductivity, along with other outstanding all-around performance characteristics. Due to these exceptional properties, it has played a significant role in weapon manufacturing and subsequently expanded into defense, aerospace, and civilian industries (such as the electrical and drilling sectors), finding applications across a wide range of fields. As a result, tungsten alloys have become a versatile dual-use material—suitable for both civilian and military purposes. Applications of tungsten alloy include: the defense industry (e.g., armor-piercing bullets), the aerospace sector (e.g., propellant ignition tubes, counterweight blocks), medical applications (e.g., radiation shielding), and civilian uses such as mobile phone vibrators, fish pendants, tungsten wire, and oil drilling counterweights, among others.

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