List of materials that can be processed using Metal Injection Molding (MIM).
Metal Injection Molding (MIM)
We can accommodate a wide range of metals, including iron (Fe), stainless steel (SUS), titanium (Ti), and magnetic materials!
Data content: This is a list of materials. Materials that can be handled by our company MIM: We introduce a wide range of metals including iron (Fe), stainless steel (SUS), titanium, and magnetic materials.
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MIM (Metal Injection Molding) allows for the possibility of trying new materials as long as metal powder can be obtained! If you would like to consider material development, please let us know.
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Complex metal parts, ball screws (Fe-based), seat belts (important safety components), interior parts (SUS), titanium (medical), connectors (copper), sensors, difficult-to-machine materials, mechanical parts, movable and sliding parts, engine components, essential parts for medical devices, sensor housings, endoscope parts, disposable items, non-insured related items ⇒ cosmetic surgery, dentistry, firearms, defense equipment, electric tools, tools (like ratchets), clutches (one-way), hinges (glasses), bearings, bicycle-related items, artificial joints, power generation infrastructure, PCs, all-solid-state batteries (especially electrodes), VR equipment, power generation facilities, renewable energy-related items.
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Our group is engaged in the manufacturing and sales of automotive-related products (piston rings, valve seats, and other automotive-related products) as well as marine and other products, along with related businesses. Our products are adopted in various types of engines, backed by reliable technology and a rich lineup of quality. In addition to automotive and marine products, we also handle MIM (Metal Injection Molding) parts that can achieve small and complex shapes, axial gap motors optimal for AGVs, motor cores (powdered magnetic cores), highly biocompatible titanium alloys (NiFreeT), and medical device components (dental implants).
