Monday, May 13, 2013

Tungsten Alloy Golf Head Counterweight

Tungsten Alloy Golf Head Counterweight

tungsten alloy golf head counterweight
A golf head comprises of a golf head body and the bottom which is provided with a welding port and a dual-gravity tungsten alloy counterweight plate body which is welded to the welding port.

To increase performance, people find ways to increase the weight of the golf club heads. Usually tungsten alloy is added change weight in order to promote the use of rods in titanium club heads.

The dual-gravity counterweight plate body comprises of tungsten alloy golf head counterweight and metal part that is arranged at the periphery of the tungsten alloy counterweight and is made from the same metal material as the golf head body. The dual-gravity counterweight plate body is welded to the welding port of the tungsten alloys golf head counterweight body, and the welding port is ground to form the golf head, the bottom of which is equipped with the tungsten alloy part. The gravity and weight are averagely distributed on the area of the bottom of the golf head under the condition that the thickness of the golf head is not changed, so the effect of lower center of gravity and better balance can be achieved, thus greatly improving stability and solidity of playing the golf.

Tungsten alloy Golf Head Counterweight

Owing to their unique properties, tungsten alloys are well suited for use as weights for sports equipment. Tungsten heavy alloys have a density twice that of steel and weigh seven times more than aluminum. It is the best material to manufacture into tungsten alloy golf head counterweight.

Tungsten alloy inserts allow focusing of the weight inside their golf clubs. This process has lead to improved launch, spin and forgiveness.

Recent innovations have also increased the usage of tungsten in the sport. Some claim that because tungsten is dense and the center of gravity more centrally located, a tungsten core will create more spin in golf balls.

The Size of Tungsten alloy Golf Head Counterweight

The tungsten golf head counterweight is between two and three inch in length. Mainly from 2.25 to 2.5 inch and, 2.4 inch is most popular. Golf club heads height is between 1.25 inches and 1.75 inches, mainly from 1.35 inches to 1.50 inches, the best is 1.42 inches. Traditional golf clubs are generally made ​​of titanium or iron, cased, or forged.

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Snake Eyes Golf Tungsten Alloy Weights

Snake Eyes Golf Tungsten Alloy Weights

tungsten alloy golf weight
What Is Snake Eyes Golf Tungsten Alloy Weights?

Snake Eyes is well known producers of quality golf clubs, especially wedges. Snake eyes golf offers the best in golf clubs. Snake eyes golf tungsten alloy weights are an important addition to your golf gear. They are used for the challenging, short shots to the green, as well as from the sand. Manufacturers recently have begun changing the lofts on their regular irons, making it imperative that the golfer has the proper wedges in his or her bag to play the all-important short game.

Why Use Tungsten Alloy as Snake Eyes Golf Weights?

A golf club head includes one or more balance weights for swing balancing the golf club. The snake eyes tungsten alloy weights is selected from a plurality of balance weights and mounted in a weight cavity formed in the snake eyes golf club head.

Snake eyes golf tungsten alloy weight is now well known as the best material for this significant role of golf club balance weight. You can have a general impression for how tungsten alloy is applied to balance the golf club's better control from the below pictures demonstration.

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Tungsten Alloy Golf Screw

Tungsten Alloy Golf Screw

tungsten alloy golf screw
What Is Tungsten Alloy Golf Screw?

Golf club head includes one or more balance weights for swing balancing the golf club. The balance weight is selected from a plurality of balance weights and mounted in a weight cavity formed in the golf club head. Tungsten alloy golf screw plays an important role in properly balancing golf head.

Tungsten alloy is the best material for this significant role of golf club balance weight. With high density and low volume, tungsten alloy golf screw allows for very precise balance adjustments. Properly placed it can even correct a swing. The product is widely used because of the properties of small volume and high density.

We adopt Metal Injection Molding method for making an entire golf club head composed of a metal injection molded material having a tungsten alloy composition.

Why Use Tungsten alloy Golf Screw?

Numerous techniques have been used for weighting golf club heads in order to gain better performance. In persimmon wood club heads, weights were attached to the sole in order to lower the center of gravity. The first metal woods had sufficient weight, but the weight distribution deterred slightly from performance. The refinement of hollow metal woods with weighting on the sole improved upon the performance of these clubs. We use a tungsten alloy golf screw in the sole of each titanium club head body to vary the weight of the golf club head.

Advantages of Tungsten alloy Golf Screw:

1、Density-designed according to customers’ needs (10~18.6g/cc)
2、High tensile strength, toughness, hardness and excellent machinability
3、Corrosion resistant
4、Dense, nonporous material
5、Color consistency

Friday, May 10, 2013

Tungsten Alloy Golf Club

Tungsten Alloy Golf Club

tungsten alloy golf club
Golf clubs are typically composed of titanium or steel, and either cast or forged. Chinatungsten Online can offer much heavier tungsten alloy golf club head which is much heavier.

Tungsten (W) with the specific gravity of 19.5, is roughly 2.5 times heavier than steel, and a little more than 4 times heavier than titanium. This material has been known for its filament applications for a long time. But for tungsten alloy golf club, it is primarily used as weight for shifting the center of gravity lower and/or deeper, and/or for the perimeter design. The metal is also used for golf balls either as the core or as powder for the composite layer underneath the cover.

Numerous techniques have been used for weighting tungsten golf clubs heads in order to gain better performance. In the product heads, weights were attached at the sole in order to lower the center of gravity. Usually we use tungsten alloy screw at the sole of each titanium club head body to vary the weight of the product head and improve the performance of the product.

The tungsten alloy golf club head has a length ranging from 2.0 inches to 3.0 inches, more preferably from 2.25 to 2.50 inches and most preferably 2.4 inches. The product head has a height ranging from 1.25 inches to 1.75 inches, more preferably from 1.35 inches to 1.50 inches and most preferably 1.42 inches.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Tungsten Alloy Golf Weight

Tungsten Alloy Golf Weight

tungsten alloy golf weight
What Is Tungsten Heavy Alloy Golf Weight?

Tungsten heavy alloy golf weight is now well known as the best material for this significant role of golf club balance weight. You can have a general impression for how tungsten alloy is applied to balance the golf club's better control from the below pictures demonstration.

A golf club head includes one or more balance weights for swing balancing the golf club. The balance weight is selected from a plurality of balance weights and mounted in a weight cavity formed in the golf club head.

Tungsten Alloy Golf Weights

Because of their unique properties, tungsten alloy golf weights are well suited for use as weights for sports equipment. The product have a density twice that of steel and weigh seven times more than aluminum.


Tungsten alloy inserts allow manufacturers to focus the weight in their golf clubs. This process has lead to improved launch, spin and forgiveness.

Monday, May 6, 2013

Tungsten Alloy Sea Fishing Weight

Tungsten Alloy Sea Fishing Weight

tungsten alloy sea fishing weight
Sea fishing is becoming more and more popular as more anglers prefer to search for the ultimate thrill in fishing. That is exactly what you will get when you venture out (sea fishing) deep into the depths of the ocean where some of the biggest pieces of fish you will ever find are located.

The Equipment for Sea Fishing

Since sea fishing is harder than fishing in river or lake. You should have self-contained sea fishing tools. Sea fishing is a good trip.

Some fishing lines are needed, about 18lb breaking strain is necessary. You also need some sea fishing rigs; a good sea fishing rig would be a two hook flapper or a single hooked sea fishing rig. Our sea fishing tools will help you.

Not all fishing weights are useful for sea fishing. Fortunately, Chinatungsten's tungsten alloy sea fishing weights will be the best tools of your sea fishing trip. Using tungsten alloy fishing weight is the fastest and easiest way to add significant weight to your lure. As sea fishing weight isextremely dense and small volume.  Sea fishing tools offered by usare of highest quality.

You will need some bait when sea fishing, some frozen worm and fish baits such as mackerel, sand eel, lug and rag worm will be good while sea fishing. Then, you can start your sea fishing trip. Do not forget to protected yourself from sunburns when sea fishing.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Fish Shape Tungsten Alloy Jigs

Fish Shape Tungsten Alloy Jigs

fish shape tungsten alloy jigs
Fish shape tungsten alloy jigs, the most technologically advanced weight available today, are now becoming standard in the industry and have been worked into almost every famous pattern available on the market.

Fish shape tungsten alloy jigs provide non-toxic and environmentally friendly alternative to lead. Comprised of tungsten, the second hardest substance next to diamonds, the product do not add pollutants to water. they are 25 percent smaller, much more sensitive and emit twice the sound of lead, they pick up bottom compositions much better than lead or brass weights, the sensitivity of it gives you the ability to better define under water structure. They are among our leading products.

Fish shape tungsten alloy jigs are used not only to provoke the big fish to bite, but also to force the fly to sink the bottom because of the tungsten material which is about three times heavier than lead.