What fields are tungsten alloy counterweights widely used in?

Due to the high density, high melting point, high hardness, high wear resistance, high ultimate tensile strength, high elongation, good machinability, non-toxic and pollution-free, high impact resistance and crack resistance of Tungsten Alloy counterweights, which fields are Tungsten Alloy Counterweights widely used in? For example:

Tungsten Alloy Fishing Weight counterweight

Tungsten alloy fishing weight counterweight, also known as tungsten alloy fishing weight, can be used in both freshwater and seawater, with the main difference being the difference in weight. Tungsten alloy high density counterweights can make the fishing pendant sink faster. Usually, try to choose a lighter weight fishing weight as much as possible. This is more conducive to fishing. In freshwater, tungsten alloy fishing hooks are used with weights ranging from 1/8 ounce to 1/4 ounce. Tungsten alloy fishing hooks must be used in conjunction with lighter fishing lines to improve fishing efficiency, and bait must also be used. In deep water, tungsten alloy fishing hooks are used with weights ranging from 3/8 ounces to 5/8 ounces, and require sturdy bait and heavier fishing line. In addition, tungsten alloy fishing hooks have a higher weight and stronger wind resistance than traditional lead fishing hooks, making them more suitable for fishing in windy weather.

Tungsten alloy tennis ball counterweight

Tennis counterweight is an accessory installed on the edge of a tennis racket to change balance and improve a player's hitting. Mainly made of non-toxic and environmentally friendly material tungsten alloy. When a player hits the ball, he should try to control the hitting force as much as possible. This is when the ball touches the position of the hitting point, it is often at the center of the tennis racket. At the same time, players should try to hit the ball with an average force. No two players can use the same tennis racket to hit the ball with the same force. In addition, since the weight and overall structure of the tennis racket are already fixed after manufacturing, the only thing that can be changed is to change its counterweight position.

Tungsten alloy golf ball counterweight

A golf head is a part of a golf club that includes a golf head body and a welding port provided at the bottom, as well as a welding port welded to a dual density tungsten alloy weight plate body. The dual force counterweight disc is composed of tungsten alloy counterweights arranged on the periphery, which are made of the same metal material as the golf ball head and metal parts. The dual force counterweight disc body is welded to the body of the port golf head, forming a welding interface with the ground golf head, and its bottom is a part that provides tungsten alloy. When gravity and weight are evenly distributed at the golf head, the bottom area and thickness of the golf head remain unchanged, thus achieving a low center of gravity and better balance force, greatly improving stability.

Tungsten alloy snowboard counterweight

Tungsten alloy snowboard counterweights are widely used on snowboards. Tungsten alloy ski counterweights are metal components used on skis to increase balance weight. The use of tungsten alloy skiing counterweights is for people to achieve better balance and shock absorption during skiing. Realize the excellent performance of snowboarding in alpine skiing. Let people have more fun in skiing. Tungsten alloy ski counterweights are generally placed in the middle of the skis, which is also necessary for balancing conditions. The selection of skiing counterweights can be based on the needs of different groups of people and their balance habits, with the aim of achieving stability and comfort during skiing.

Tungsten alloy marine counterweights

As we know, the keels of large ships today are made of high density materials, such as lead. However, lead is toxic and can cause pollution to the environment. Tungsten alloy counterweights have the advantages of high density and non-toxicity, and are widely used in the shipbuilding industry. Install tungsten alloy counterweights at the bottom of the keel for weight distribution.