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Carbide on a camping trip? Many people would have no understanding why one would use carbide for camping, or what products carbide is now a part of. But if you are a regular camper or outdoorsman, then you may well …



Carbide scrap recycling is fast becoming one of the most progressive industries in the world, providing a lucrative and effective method to utilize discarded carbide scrap.  Tungsten carbide scrap recyclers  like Carbide-USA, are finding this to be a business with …



Carbide-USA is here to make sure you receive the best scrap carbide pricing.  Scrap carbide is best handled by a professional and knowledgeable carbide scrap recycler whose business is to process carbide scraps. Scrap carbide recycling is not to be …



Carbide sludge is the scrap and filings from machining your tungsten carbide tools in your machine shop.  As you file, sharpen or reshape your carbide tools, your machining tools produce a fine carbide dust which when mixed with water is …



Carbide USA knows that carbide’s main use today is still in the machine shop where this extremely hard metal alloy makes up a large proportion of cutting tools. Blades, bits, carbide inserts, drills, carbide mining tips, road grinding tips, punches, …



Spring time. What a long and arduous winter we’ve all experienced. Now that spring and warmer weather is arriving, our thoughts turn to spring cleaning and getting our homes and businesses back to normal. And this often means a thorough …



Carbide Recycling? Businesses in many industries utilize tungsten carbide products and accessories on a daily basis. This is not a surprise as carbide is a superior choice for making drill and mining bits, end mills, surgical instruments, cutting blades, weights, …



Why Recycling Carbide is Economically Important If you own a business that manufactures carbide products or if you use tungsten carbide tools regularly, then you probably know how incredibly useful and versatile the material is. What you may not know …



Tungsten carbide is an extremely valuable alloy that is used in many industries for different applications. It is also a highly prized alloy because it can be 100% recycled over and over again. Because of its strength, durability, and resistance …



It is easy to see the contributions that tungsten carbide recycling has made to various industries across the globe. Carbide never corrodes, is three times stronger than steel, resists extreme temperatures, and is nearly as hard as diamond, which is …