Size reduction, debrazing, cleaning, separation and targeted material preparation — as one connected process rather than isolated operations.
MONAXAPLUS has developed its own technological procedures for electrolytic cleaning of selected carbide- and tungsten-bearing materials. The process is used where unwanted metallic layers and residues need to be selectively removed while preparing the valuable tungsten-bearing fraction for downstream processing.
▶ Watch electrolytic baths videoFor massive and oversized tungsten and carbide inputs, we use our own procedures for cutting, crushing and controlled size reduction. Process selection is based on geometry, composition and the required output condition.
At MONAXAPLUS, we use in-house electrolytic baths for selected material types. The video shows a real part of our operation without disclosing internal process parameters.
Open electrolytic baths video ↗Controlled size reduction of massive and oversized tungsten carbide components. For massive parts, the goal is to create a size and form that can move efficiently into the next process.
Massive sintered parts, blocks, rolls and Morgan Rolls requiring controlled size reduction.
Size reduction, removal of unwanted components and creation of a more consistent material stream.
Removal of braze, copper, scale, carriers and other unwanted components. The objective is to separate the valuable carbide fraction from components that complicate downstream processing.
Road & mining bits, brazed tools and assemblies containing copper, braze or steel carriers.
Remove unwanted components
Mechanical and technology-based separation of individual material components. Separation follows the characteristics of the preceding process step and the requirements of the target material stream.
Sorting, fractioning and preparation of more consistent material streams for downstream processes. The goal is not a spectacular process, but a better secondary raw material for the next industrial stage.
What others see as a material problem, we treat as a processing task.
We assess complex tungsten-bearing materials individually. For technical or commercial enquiries, contact MONAXAPLUS.