Tungsten carbide powder is a dark gray or black powder material with metallic luster. The crystal form is hexagonal crystal, the hardness is close to diamond, and it has excellent wear resistance and high hardness properties. Its melting point is about 2870°C, its boiling point is about 6000°C, its relative density is about 15.6, and it has good electrical and thermal conductivity properties. Tungsten carbide powder is insoluble in water, hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid, but soluble in nitric acid-hydrofluoric acid mixture, and its chemical properties are relatively stable. Pure tungsten carbide is relatively fragile, and elements such as cobalt, titanium, and tantalum carbide are usually added to improve its toughness and impact resistance. As the main raw material for the production of cemented carbide, tungsten carbide powder is widely used in the manufacture of cutting tools, wear-resistant parts and engineering materials.