Part Weight
Parts up to 100 g in weight.
Metal powders shaped by pressing and sintering — economical, repeatable serial production of small and mid-size technical parts with minimal material loss and near-zero machining.
Powder metallurgy is a production method in which metal powders are compacted under pressure and then sintered into the final part. It is widely used for small and mid-size technical components and offers an important production solution wherever high quantities are required.
The method is preferred across many industrial applications for its dimensional repeatability, low material loss and minimal machining requirement. The ability to produce complex small geometries economically makes powder metallurgy well suited to serial production projects — and a natural complement to our investment casting and aluminum casting services.
Because process steps run serially, the same part geometry can be produced repeatably over long periods — a real advantage for production planning and part standardization in regular, scheduled supply to international customers.
Powder metallurgy production covers a range of sizes, weights and hardness levels depending on part geometry, material selection and technical requirements.
Parts up to 100 g in weight.
Parts up to 100 mm in length.
Serial capacity up to 50,000 parts per month.
Production capability up to 45 HRC.
Powder metallurgy is preferred in many industrial applications for high-volume, repeatable and wear-resistant technical parts.
Powder metallurgy proceeds through controlled, repeatable steps — from powder preparation to finished part.
Metal powder is prepared to match production requirements.
Metal powder is homogeneously blended with process additives.
The powder blend is shaped in the die under high pressure.
The compacted part gains strength through sintering.
Hardness and mechanical properties are improved per part requirements.
Dimensional, hardness and specification checks are carried out.