Powder metallurgy process - Import export

We have a long and established history in serving the global Powder Metallurgy industry with substantial historical product developments and leadership representation at Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF). Our ability to engineer customized, structural metal powders through water atomization for Powder Metallurgy (PM) applications is world renown, particularly in the automotive and industrial markets. Powder Metallurgy (PM) is the process of pressing and sintering a metal powder into a near net shape part that offers numerous advantages over other metal forming technologies including: High customization such as size, alloy and properties Cost effectiveness and sustainability due to near net shape or net shape production Shape complexity without secondary operation Products We manufacture an extensive range of alloys to numerous customers specifications including chemistry modifications.

Our pure nickel strip products are custom-engineered to 99.98% purity for critical battery connector applications. We employ an advanced wrought powder metallurgy process to deliver material with significant advantages in comparison to standard wrought nickel battery strip. Key benefits include: 15-20% higher conductivity than traditional cast nickel strip Consistent chemistry control Standard and custom sizes & tempers Short lead-times and small minimum order sizes Superior surface finish Pure Nickel Strip Grades We offer three high purity nickel alloy strip grades that are mainly used for battery connector applications: Nickel 270 – UNS N02270 (899A) - WNR 2.4050 Nickel 270 strip (899A) is our highest purity material with superior conductivity to cast products and offers the most flexibility in design for cost savings, weight reduction, or increased power.

Our Electrolytic Copper (C11000) shaped wire is used in magnetic applications such as superconductors in MRI scanners that require high copper content and rectangular cross sections. Electrolytic copper wire products have engineered channels to accept round superconducting wire such as Nb based low temperature wires. We have the expertise to manufacture C11000 copper wire to your exacting specifications and wire shapes. Advantages Our C11000 material for channel wire is produced in long lengths to minimize joints and is tightly tolerance to ensure field integrity. Advantages include: Sophisticated powder metallurgy process achieves high purity, consistency and close composition control Improved die wear, formability and platability Superior dimensional control Stringent quality control to ISO 9001

AMETEK Specialty Metal Products employs a wrought powder metallurgical process to manufacture custom gauge and width strip materials used as the outside sheathing of flux cored wire and metal cored welding wire. Advantages Our high purity process allows production of wire sheathing materials with significant advantages for flux cored welding wire producers, compared to a conventional casting process. These include: Very high ductility Tight and repeatable chemistry control Availability of unique and custom chemistries High purity material for improved tool and die life Corrosion, wear and high temperature resistant Short lead times and small batch sizes Find a consolidated listing of our metal sheathing materials in our Weld Wire Sheathing Brochure. Chemistry Control We tightly control the chemistry of the incoming raw materials to ensure that trace elements are kept to a very low level. Our wrought powder metallurgy process allows chemistry flexibility

Our sophisticated powder metallurgy process allows us to manufacture shaped components including net shapes, bar, plate, rod and tube. These custom-made components are used for critical applications in the mining and drilling, aerospace, electronics and industrial sectors. Pfinodal® (UNS C72900) We offer Pfinodal® (UNS C72900) as a replacement for Toughmet® UNS C72900 material and Beryllium Copper Alloys. AMETEK Specialty Metal Products obtained patents for its powder metallurgically produced product in 1983 and has been serving customers worldwide ever since. Key advantages include: High hardness and strength Non-magnetic properties required in bearing material Low distortion during hardening allows for the complex forming of parts and shapes prior to heat treatment without the need for costly fixtures Non-sparking and non-corrosive Anti-Galling Anti-Seizing Excellent Ductility Excellent Formability Excellent Lubricity Excellent Machinability

The 300 Series Powders are austenitic stainless steels typically used for powdered metallurgy (P/M) press and sinter applications to make near net shape parts for a variety of industrial applications. Stainless steel powder 303L is a free machining, austenitic grade that offers moderate corrosion resistance. This stainless steel is sintered in either a partial vacuum or a hydrogren atmosphere to improve ductility and corrosion resistance. 303 Stainless steel powder is a sulfurized grade that is an excellent option for parts that require secondary machining operations, such as food service equipment, pump components and nonmagnetic housings.