What
We Manufacture
We're not your average machine
shop. Where others leave off, we begin. Our specialty is manufacturing precision-ground wear parts, machine parts and dies for the most demanding industrial applications. We work primarily
with tungsten carbide, silicon
carbide and ceramics materials that have a proven ability to stand up under the stress of wear, corrosion, abrasion and shock.
Wear
& Machine Parts
•
Micronizing wear parts • Granulator blades • Pelletizer blades •
Plungers • Pump Parts • Nozzles • Carbide tubing •
Tube expanders • Can
tooling • Pulverizing trim • Scrub plates • Slitting knives •
Cutoff knives • Gages •
Valve seats • Core rods • Finished pins • Mixer
pins • Wire eyelets • Ashgates • Liner sleeves • Cocoa hammers • Solid carbide
augers • Carbide tooling for mixers/pulverizers and jet mills
• Mandrels • Preforms • Can tooling
• Knife gates
• Carbide seats • Carbide check rings • Custom components
Dies
& Punches
Complete
forms Draw dies Punches
Rolls
Die parts Refractory tooling Carbide mold tooling
Extraordinary
Challenges. Extraordinary
Materials.
Ours is an unusual niche. We are generally called on to produce parts that will
hold up under the stress of exceedingly harsh service conditions. Because of
this, Philadelphia Carbide has tended to specialize in materials with exceptional
properties, such as tungsten carbide, ceramics
and silicon carbide. Find out more about the benefits
and properties of these extraordinary materials.
Cerbides,
One
of the most extraordinary new materials to come along in recent years is CerbideTM,
which combines the properties of ceramics and cemented tungsten carbide.
Cerbide offers measurably higher levels of abrasion and erosion resistance
than tungsten carbide and has remarkable formability as well. Ask your
Philadelphia Carbide sales representative if Cerbide is right for your
application.
Need
threaded rods? If you’ve ever experienced
difficulty finding a machine shop capable of manufacturing hard-to-thread
carbide rods or studs, your search is over. Count on Philadelphia Carbide
for coarse or fine threaded rods 1/8” to 3” diameter and up to 8” in
length.
Threading processes: acme, metric or
decimal.
Thread direction: right- or
left-handed.
Thread pitch:
1.25 mm thru 5.50 mm, 4TPI thru 28TPI,
PHILADELPHIA
CARBIDE COMPANY

1451 Anderson Ave.
Oreland, PA 19075
PH: (215) 885-0770 FAX: (215) 576-8175
E-MAIL: rocky00@philacarbide.com
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