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WORK WORTH

WORK WORTH uses "Tungsten Carbide" as the material for the barrel. (SU303 is used for the screw part).
Compared to conventional tungsten barrels, these barrels are less prone to scratches and feature an excellent fit.
WORK WORTH barrels are made in Japan, from material to manufacturing.

Matrix
Suitable for all grip settings from 2 to 4 fingers.
The stable line and the elongation and punching feeling that can only be experienced with Tungsten Carbide.

Specifications
Material: Tungsten carbide (Hard metal)
Length: 39.0mm
Maximum diameter: 7.4mm
Weight: 15.5g
Standard: 4BA

Dart barrels have evolved from being made of brass, which was the mainstream in the past, to being made of tungsten alloy (heavy metal).
In order to evolve to the next stage, WORKWORTH has developed a new tungsten alloy that has completely different properties.
but with completely different properties.

Compared to the conventional materials, tungsten carbide is bonded with overwhelmingly fine particles, and when polished with diamond powder, it gives off a unique shine.
This is the result of high hardness and high density.
You can feel the density just by holding this barrel in your hand.
In darts competitions, where players read the slightest information from the barrel and control it.
The fit of this material will be a powerful weapon.

The carbide is originally used for metal cutting tools and wear resistant molds, so it will not easily wear out even if the brass is cut.
In normal darts use, wear and chipping of the cut surface, etc., will cause a significant deterioration in grip feeling.
In normal darts use, the grip feeling will deteriorate significantly due to wear and chipping of the cut surface, etc. However, compared to conventional tungsten (heavy metal), the new darts have a longer life of 3 to 5 times.