Combining the flexibility of plastic injection molding with the strength of metal processing, MIM offers the potential for cost reduction.
MIM (Metal Injection Molding) is a technology for manufacturing metal parts by injecting metal powder into a mold and then sintering it. It allows for the production of metal parts using a method similar to plastic injection molding, making it superior in terms of productivity and cost. It also has high precision and can contribute to cost reduction by minimizing post-processing. Additionally, our partner MIM manufacturer in China handles the production of pellets and can accommodate materials optimized to meet client requirements. We have also newly become capable of supplying aluminum and titanium alloys.
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MIM Process The molding is carried out using a process similar to resin molding. Mixing - Granulation - Injection Molding - Debinding - Sintering The creation of MIM raw material pellets made from metal powder and binder is done in-house at the contracted factory. Supply of pellet materials is also possible. Method: BASF Method Type of Powder: Gas Atomized Powder Debinding Equipment: Heated Sintering Furnace: Vacuum Sintering Furnace Advantages for small products.
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Micro-sized gear
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Motor case
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For optical fiber
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We have a branch in Shenzhen, China, and we deliver products from local partner factories with Japanese quality.
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