Because tungsten has unique properties such as high density, high melting point, excellent thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity, tungsten special-shaped machined parts are widely used in various industries. In manufacturing, tungsten parts are often used in applications that require high temperature resistance, precision machining, and wear resistance. Some common uses for tungsten machined parts include: Aerospace and Defense: Due to its durability and ability to withstand high temperatures, tungsten is used in aerospace and defense applications for components such as propellant nozzles, high-speed tools and counterweights. Medical and Dental: Tungsten is used in the manufacture of medical devices such as collimators for radiation therapy and X-ray shielding components in medical imaging equipment. Electronics and Semiconductors: Tungsten is used in the production of semiconductor manufacturing components, including heating elements, electrodes and evaporation boats. Automotive and Transportation: Tungsten parts are used in high-performance automotive and transportation applications such as high-temperature engine components and heavy-duty electrical contacts. Overall, tungsten formed machined parts are valued for their ability to withstand extreme conditions and provide precise and reliable performance in a variety of industrial applications.