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At SMC Powder Metallurgy, our equipment and tooling capabilities and secondary finishing operations underscore the mission of SMC Powder Metallurgy—to be a world-class supplier of powder metal products to diverse end-use industries worldwide. We are TS 16949 certified.
Our powdered metal services have been around for 6 decades. Innovative Sintered Metals produces powdered metal parts from stainless steel, iron and brass. Our powdered metal knowledge &
sintered metal expertise result in the best powder metal parts available. ISO 9001:2000 certified.
APP uses MIM and P/S to manufacture metal components. We develop your component and directly transfer it to manufacturing. ISO9001-2000 certified and an approved supplier for OEM medical, electronic, and industrial clients. Unique capability in micro components and alloy development.
Since 1987 our facility has offered powdered metal parts & sintered metallurgy solutions. Our manufacturing of powder metal product consists of pressed metal parts with complex shapes – gears, sprockets, pawls, cams, and much more. Our sintered parts are made from ferrous & nonferrous materials.
Formerly called Paradigm Sintered Products, Falcon Diversified Manufacturing is a powdered metal manufacturer of products for automotive companies & for nonautomotive customers. We offer helical gears, holding brackets, rack bearing assemblies, seats, spherical bearings & more.
Modern innovator & leader Alpha Sintered Metals produces 800 million+ lbs. of powdered metal, or sintered metal, parts a year. Complete in-house tooling, manufacturing & prototyping, plus numerous secondary operations, for medium-to-high volume, structural, conventional components. Excellence since 1967.
Powdered metal is used to make solid parts from metal powder. Metal can be made into powder form using a variety of techniques, including atomization, chemical precipitation, centrifugal disintegration, and hydrogen reduction. Atomization, by far the most common of these methods, separates molten, liquid metal into small beads that are frozen into a solid form.
Powder metal is created through a manufacturing process known as powder metallurgy, which has three different stages of production. First, the metal material is reduced to individual particles, or powder form. The powdered metal is then pressed into a die. Afterwards, pressure and heat are applied to the metal during the sintering process, where the product is heated in a furnace to a temperature just below the metal’s melting point.
Producing powdered metal parts results in very little waste. In fact, approximately 97% of materials used during the process end up in the parts. Powdered metal can be made from a variety of metals, including iron, aluminum, nickel, copper, and brass.
