Tungsten Alloy Counterweight & Sports
Due to high density but small volume, high melting point, excellent hardness, superior wearing resistance, high ultimate tensile strength, high ductility, well machinability, non-toxic and environmental friendly, high impact resistance and crack resistance, tungsten alloy material become more and more popular used for sports fields, such as:
Tungsten Alloy Darts
Tungsten dart barrel forms the main part of a dart. When we are speaking of "buying a (new) dart" we mean getting a new dart barrel. Nowadays barrels are available in almost every possible shape, with a wide selection of knurl or rings on the surface for a comfortable and safe grip.
Because of technical difficulties with manufacturing 100% tungsten dart barrels are not available. All "tungsten" darts you can buy are in fact made of tungsten alloys, with Nickel-Iron-Tungsten being the most common one.
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Tungsten Alloy Fishing Weights
Fishing weight is also called fishing jigs, which can be used in both the fresh water and salty water, the only difference is the weight used for and it is important to be sure the weight the fishing jigs needed to sink into the water. As a general rule, often adopt the lightest jig weight if possible, because the lightest fishing jig permits you to feel the bottom and any cover it contacts. In clear water, lighter weights ranging from1/8 ounce to 1/4 ounce should be combined with light line for more effective and spinning tackle are also necessary. For murky or deep water, it needs for more dense cover and heavier jigs about 3/8 to 5/8 ounce, and can be fished on stout bait casting tackle with heavy line. In the case of the windy day, it's hard to maintain contact with tungsten alloy fishing weight to detect strikes, while it will be not the problem if blow a bow in your line and go to have a heavier fishing sinkers.
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Tungsten Alloy Tennis Counterweight
Tennis player strikes the ball and seeks to achieve as much control as possible with the greatest force applied to the ball. This occurs when the ball is struck at a position on the strings known as the "sweet spot" which is the central area of the strings. Also, a player attempts to hit the ball squarely with the racket head normal to the direction of flight of the ball. No two players have identical swings and therefore two different players may swing slightly different with the same racket. Further, since the tennis racket weight and overall structure is fixed after its made, the only way to achieve a different arrangement is to obtain a racket having a different weight or weight distribution. It would, however, be advantageous if weights could be easily added at selected points of the racket that would improve a players overall swing. Selected weighting could be used to not only increase the head weight for a more powerful serve but also to correct for imbalances in a players swing. Tungsten Alloy material is the most favorable material in this case.
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