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Cemented carbide (also known as tungsten steel) is one of the commonly used materials for alloy four-edge mortise and tenon knives. It is mainly composed of carbides (such as tungsten carbide WC, titanium carbide TiC, etc.) and metal binders (such as cobalt Co, nickel Ni, etc.), and has extremely high hardness and wear resistance. Cemented carbide tools are suitable for high-speed cutting and difficult-to-process materials, such as stainless steel, heat-resistant steel, etc., showing excellent processing efficiency and durability. In addition, cemented carbide tools can also maintain stable cutting performance under high temperature conditions, and are not easy to deform and wear. Therefore, cemented carbide is a good choice for alloy four-edge mortise and tenon knives.

When selecting the material of the alloy four-edge mortise and tenon knives, the hardness, strength, thermal hardness of the processing material, and the complexity and precision requirements of the processing task should be comprehensively considered. For occasions requiring high-speed cutting and difficult-to-process materials, cemented carbide is usually the first choice; for occasions that need to withstand impact and vibration, high-speed steel may be more suitable.