Due to the excellent properties of tungsten, including high density, strength, hardness, and resistance to wear and corrosion, CNC machined tungsten parts are widely used in various industries.  Some common uses for CNC machined tungsten parts include:

Aerospace: Tungsten parts are used in aerospace components that require high strength, heat resistance and durability, such as aircraft engine components, balance weights and tooling. Medical Industry: Because of its ability to absorb and attenuate radiation, tungsten components are used in medical devices and equipment, such as radiation shields, collimators, and X-ray equipment. Energy and Environmental Applications: Tungsten components are used in the energy sector for nuclear reactor components, electrical contacts, high-temperature furnace components, and in environmental applications for radiation shielding and containment. Tools and Machining: Tungsten is used in tooling applications such as dies, punches and cutting tools, where its hardness and wear resistance are critical for extended tool life and precision machining. Defense and Military: Tungsten parts are used in a variety of defense and military applications, including armor-piercing ammunition, kinetic energy penetration rounds, and electronic components and ammunition. Automotive Industry: Due to its high density and strength-to-weight ratio, tungsten is used in automotive applications such as high-performance engines, crankshafts, ballasts, and vibration-damping components.

Overall, CNC machined tungsten parts are valued for their ability to withstand extreme conditions, maintain dimensional stability, and provide long-lasting performance in critical applications across multiple industries.