Supply Tungsten small banana ice jig with chip resistance high quality

 

Best quality: We are specialize in producing tungsten fishing weight for many year.
Our tungsten ice jig is made of 97% pure tungsten,with high density and best quality.

Eco friendly: Tungsten ice jig is non-toxic, long lasting, reusable, child-safe, environmentally friendly.
It won't be harmful for people,environment and water resourse.

The tungsten ice jig is made of 97% pure tungsten,2% Ni and 1% Fe.
The most combination make the ice jigs having higher density,higher melting point,higher hardness.
Harder than steel and extremely dense, tungsten is on average 30% smaller than its lead counterpart.
 

Item	Weight(g)	Size(mm)
Tungsten small banana ice jig	1.85	5.0
	2.50	5.5
	3.00	6.0
	4.40	7.0

 

Q1:Why We Use Tungsten ice Jigs?
A1:Tungsten has gained a lot of popularity recently.
Tungsten uses about 50% less space than lead for the same amount of weight.
This means 1-ounce Tungsten Fishing Jigs have a smaller volume, letting it penetrate weeds easier.
This makes your fishing more sensitive since dense material transmits vibrations differently
depending on if you are fishing in mud, rock or wood.
 

Q2:What are the advantages of Tungsten Fishing Weights?
A2:
1. Small volume and high weight
High density is making tungsten alloy fishing weights smaller
than the conventional lead fishing weights. They will be hung up far less than a lead sinker because of their smaller size.
2. Hardness
Tungsten alloy are harder than lead fishing weights.

They will not be stuck in the jowl of the fish, so the shape will be maintained longer.
3. Strong wind resistance
As the high density of tungsten alloy fishing weights make your fishing easier.
 They are heavy and dense enough to resist sudden wind blows.
Moreover,they are extremely sensitive and can actually help you "feel" what the bottom
is made of and what your bait is bumping into, such as brush, rocks, mud, etc.
Tungsten alloy are an ideal, environment-friendly material alternative to lead weights,
which is toxic and increasingly being labeled an environmental hazard.