• LECO highlights metallographic preparation process

  LECO, a global provider of analytical equipment and services headquartered in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA, has published a series of pre-recorded webinars that highlight key considerations for succes...»

• Melrose reports return to profitability for Powder Metallurgy business

  Melrose Industries PLC, UK, which includes GKN Powder Metallurgy, GKN Aerospace and GKN Automotive, has published a trading update for the four months from July 1, 2020, to October 31, 2020»

• Hard material expert Ken J A Brookes has died

  Kenneth J A Brookes, a renowned hard material specialist, consultant, author and Powder Metallurgy industry journalist, has died. Having begun his career at Tungsten Electric Company, London»

• Mining and mineral group LKAB to switch to carbon-free sponge iron production

  The UK’s Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) reports that the Swedish-based mining and mineral group LKAB will switch from the production of iron ore pellets to carbon-free sponge»

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Powder Metallurgy components are relied upon by a wide variety of manufacturing industries, from automotive to power tools, household appliances, chemical engineering, filtration and more.

The main reason for the technology’s success is its cost-effectiveness at producing high volumes of net-shape components, combined with its ability to allow the manufacture of products that, because of the production processes, simply cannot be manufactured by other methods.

To discover more about how the technology has revolutionised component production, browse our Introduction to Powder Metallurgy.

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• LECO highlights metallographic preparation process

  LECO, a global provider of analytical equipment and services headquartered in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA, has published a series of pre-recorded web...»

• Melrose reports return to profitability for Powder Metallurgy business

  Melrose Industries PLC, UK, which includes GKN Powder Metallurgy, GKN Aerospace and GKN Automotive, has published a trading update for the four mon...»

• Hard material expert Ken J A Brookes has died

  Kenneth J A Brookes, a renowned hard material specialist, consultant, author and Powder Metallurgy industry journalist, has died. Having begun his ...»

• Mining and mineral group LKAB to switch to carbon-free sponge iron production

  The UK’s Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) reports that the Swedish-based mining and mineral group LKAB will switch from the pro...»

• MPIF's Powder Metallurgy Sintering Seminar to run online in March

  The Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF) will again hold its Powder Metallurgy Sintering Seminar digitally from March 8–11, 2021. The semina...»

• MPIF's Basic PM Short Course to run online in January

  The Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF) will again hold its Basic PM Short Course digitally from January 18–11, 2021, after the 2020 Basic ...»

• Miba awarded Austrian State Prize for Innovation for its sputter technology

  Miba AG, Laakirchen, Austria, reports that its sputter technology was awarded the Austrian State Prize for Innovation with the jury prize for radic...»

• Höganäs launches Vacuum Induction Gas Atomiser plant at Laufenburg site

  Sweden’s Höganäs AB reports that it has launched its new Vacuum Induction Gas Atomiser (VIGA) at its site in Laufenburg, Germany, where the com...»