一种基于铜钢复合材料的钛及钛合金纤维丝拉丝模及其制备方法

By using a wire drawing die made of copper-steel composite material, the problem of adhesion and wear of titanium and titanium alloy fibers under high temperature and high pressure has been solved, achieving a combination of high thermal conductivity and high wear resistance, thereby improving production efficiency and die life.

CN121373090BActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17SHAANXI FUYAN TITANIUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CO LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SHAANXI FUYAN TITANIUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-11-11
Publication Date
2026-07-17

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing titanium and titanium alloy fiber drawing dies cannot simultaneously achieve high strength, high wear resistance, and high thermal conductivity under high temperature and high pressure, resulting in severe adhesive wear and difficulty in dissipating frictional heat, which affects production efficiency and cost.

Method used

The wire drawing die is made of copper-steel composite material, with a high-strength steel layer providing support and a copper-based working layer that has high thermal conductivity and low friction. It is combined with hard wear-resistant particles and solid lubricant and is prepared by processes such as powder metallurgy or hot isostatic pressing to form an embedded or integral composite structure.

Benefits of technology

It significantly reduces the temperature of the mold working area, reduces the adhesive wear of titanium wire, extends the mold life, improves the surface finish and dimensional accuracy of the fiber, and reduces energy consumption and manufacturing costs.

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Abstract

本发明公开了一种基于铜钢复合材料的钛及钛合金纤维丝拉丝模及其制备方法,涉及拉丝模具技术领域,关键工作区域由铜钢复合材料构成,铜钢复合材料包括高强度钢层,提供支撑和结构强度;铜基工作层,与钢层牢固结合,构成拉丝模孔的内表面;铜基工作层具有高导热系数和低摩擦系数。本发明结合了钢的强度和铜的导热减摩性,显著延长了模具寿命,提高了钛丝表面质量,并降低了断丝率。
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