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We offer material composition sheet and examination report which include density, flaw detection, dimensions and so on. These cubes, forged from solid tungsten, one of the densest elements, offer an impressive heft that belies their compact size.

Whether you require a smaller cube for educational purposes or a larger one for industrial applications, we can customize the dimensions to your desired specifications. A: The required material dimension (Thickness*Width*Length,diameter*length; if possible, please kindly supply us drawings). However, all our elemental cube samples, such as our tungsten cube with periodic engraving and aluminum cube set formats, are working reference samples, suitable for use in laboratories with even the most stringent tolerances. It occurs to me that this could be tested with a small cube and a rock tumbler – I’ll let you know if I ever perform that experiment.

If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. However, we recently viewed a third-party template online for a 3D printable carrying tray to help prevent the display from sliding on a desk or tabletop, if you’re so inclined. Some of the cubes that we make don't come out picture perfect, but we think they deserve a second chance. Stick it under the hottest torch you have laying around and this chunk of metal will giggle because it tickles.

With attention to detail and a commitment to excellence, we deliver a Tungsten Cube that exceeds expectations. So at 18 g/cc the tungsten alloy cube is roughly six times as dense as the rocks it would be rolling around with. I doubt that any change would be visible within my lifetime, but I guess that alone would make it worth doing, especially since little cubes (1-1.It’s funny, I guess a lot of folks haven’t had a chance to play with solid chunks of metal firsthand because they’ll pick up the aluminum cube and say, “Wow, that’s heavier than I expected. We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved. derek, as far as I’ve been able to tell, when most sources talk about heavy tungsten “alloys” what they really mean is tungsten powder sintered together with various binders, not melted and mixed like you’d expect with, say, steel. A small tungstent manufacturing company shared what it has been like to ride the surge of attention. You said your cube was alloyed with nickel, not sintered with it as a binder, so it won’t de-sinter.