Our FAQ
Tungsten
We offer 3 major suppliers of quality tungsten:
- DGP Brand — Our standard brand of quality tungsten made in China
- Plansee® — A premium brand made in Austria
- Wolfram Industries® — A premium brand made in Germany
We proudly stand behind every piece of tungsten that we sell. That being said, our “Standard-line” DGP brand is of Chinese origin. Make no mistake, it is still a high-quality tungsten that has gone through additional steps of quality control compared to most of the lower quality Chinese tungsten on the market.
Our “Premium-line” options are Plansee brand of Austrian origin and Wolfram Industrie brand of German origin. These electrodes are held to the most stringent of standards and are highly recommended for use in critical welding applications such as nuclear, aerospace and defense. Diamond Ground Products has worked diligently to introduce Wolfram Industrie tungsten to the welding market for over 25 years and now we are doing the same with Plansee tungsten.
The benefits of premium tungsten?
- Reliable arc-striking
- Low burn-off rate
- Highest quality of arc
- 35% less power consumption
- 40% prolonged service life
- 50% less set-up costs
- 50% less gas consumption
- 100% reproducible results
Quality & experience. DGP professionally CNC grinds our tungsten to the strictest tolerances on the finest equipment in the industry. Furthermore, DGP was founded in 1992 to specialize in tungsten & tungsten preparation.
We provide the highest quality tungsten electrodes at a fair price and offer decades of experience in the subject matter when you need it.
We provide the highest quality tungsten electrodes at a fair price and offer decades of experience in the subject matter when you need it.
No, while Tri-Mix is a hybrid tungsten (mixture of 2 or more oxides), there are many different hybrid tungsten on the market with different combinations of oxides. Most are subpar in quality and many have tried to copy Tri-Mix but they are not Tri-Mix.
If you’re ever not sure what you are buying or where it is coming from, simply ask for material certifications. If the company won’t give you them, you may want to avoid them.