The Powder Metallurgy Review magazine archive offers free access to digital issues of the leading international magazine for the PM industry. All issues can be conveniently downloaded as PDF files, in either single page or double page format.

Vol. 10 No. 4, Winter 2021

• Tesla teardown: Identifying potential uses for PM in electric vehicle transmissions
• Can European research still claim to be ‘world class’? Prof José M Torralba on the changed PM research base
• How to make metal powders. Part 1: An introduction to atomisation, process fundamentals and powder characteristics
• Starting out in powder production: The story of Fomas Group’s Mimete metal powder business
• The creation of a Powder Metallurgy market leader: China’s NBTM New Materials Group Co., Ltd.
• Tungsten heavy alloys: An exploration of how key property combinations enable better mechanical performance
• Pharmaceuticals and PM are closer than you think: A new approach to understanding powder compaction and tablet characterisation

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Vol. 10 No. 3, Autumn/Fall 2021

• PowderMet2021: A cautious return to normality for North America’s PM industry
• A ‘hidden champion’ of PM: Celebrating a century of innovation and success at Plansee
• An industry old-timer’s view on the question of vehicle electrification, misleading messaging and the status of PM
• Designing AC motors for the electric vehicle revolution? Forget laminations, think Soft Magnetic Composites
• A route to the sustainable production of battery materials with 6K’s plasma technology
• JSJW New Materials: Bringing high-quality, high-volume spherical metal powder production to the Chinese market

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Vol. 10 No. 2, Summer 2021

• The state of Germany’s Powder Metallurgy industry: From the coronavirus pandemic to the EV revolution
• CM Furnaces: A stalwart of the industrial furnace segment reflects on seventy-five years of thermal processing innovation
• Liberty Powder Metals: The Liberty Steel spin-out targeting high-quality metal powder production for advanced manufacturing processes
• The Low Gas Consumption continuous furnace: Delivering increased efficiency across a range of PM applications
• Eliminating conflict minerals: A new standard for the assurance of conflict-free materials across the supply chain

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Vol. 10 No. 1, Spring 2021

• Technical trends in metal-cutting tools: An overview of ongoing innovation in one of PM’s key markets
• Fatigue data for PM steels: How the world’s largest PM part producer is facing the challenges of data generation and organisation
• Reducing CO₂ emissions in the PM industry: A lifecycle analysis of servo-electric versus hydraulic powder presses
• Nickel-free steel powders: Paving the way for sustainable Powder Metallurgy
• Euro PM2020: PM functional materials in energy management and magnetic applications

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