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Normantherm•5/4/2026
Tungsten steel brings extreme hardness and exceptional wear resistance to the cutting edge. High-speed steel contributes toughness heat resistance and the ability to stay sharp at elevated temperatures. Precision welding joins them into finished products that outperform anything made from a single material.
The smart design puts tungsten steel where wear is worst – on the cutting surface. High-speed steel goes where strength and shock absorption matter most – in the tool body and support structure. Together they create a finished product that cuts faster lasts longer and handles tougher jobs.
Our precision welding process ensures the bond between these two materials is strong clean and reliable. No weak spots. No hidden cracks. Just a solid metallurgical joint that holds up under heavy cuts and high temperatures.
The result is finished products that deliver excellent hardness superior wear resistance and consistent cutting performance. Designed for demanding tooling and machining applications requiring durability and long service life.
Drill bits. End mills. Step tools. Custom cutting solutions. When the job is tough and downtime is not an option tungsten steel to high-speed steel welding delivers.
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