MIM (Metal Injection Molding) Case Study [Medical Components]

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**Features of MIM** - **Complex Shapes**: Complex metal parts can be realized in almost final shape (near-net shape). - **Design Flexibility**: - Three-dimensional structures such as lateral holes and grooves can be easily achieved. - Parts with common shapes or multiple components that were previously used together can be designed as a single integrated part. - **Mass Production**: Similar to plastic molding, it allows for multiple parts to be produced at once and can be automated with robots, making it suitable for mass production. - **Precision**: By using high-quality powders, it achieves uniform density and minimal distortion in the molded body, resulting in high-density and high-strength products. - **Difficult-to-Process Materials**: Near-net shaping of difficult-to-process materials enables a reduction in processing steps and adds high value to the products. - **Cost**: Near-net shaping allows for labor-saving in post-processing and cost reduction. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.*

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【Target】 ■Switching from general cutting methods ■Production of parts with difficult-to-machine materials *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.