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In addition to over thirty pages of news from the Powder Metallurgy industry, the 88-page Winter 2024 issue of Powder Metallurgy Review magazine (Vol. 13 No. 4) includes the following articles and special features:
Powder Metallurgy: Discover innovative technologies meeting the demands of vehicle electrification
Vehicle Electrification is transforming the PM industry, providing new opportunities as Battery Electric Vehicles and Hybrid Electric Vehicles continue to gain market share.
At MPIF’s PowderMet2024 conference, a series of Special Interest Sessions delved into the innovative PM technologies used to meet current demands. Advances in Soft Magnetic Composites, PM permanent magnets, new electric motor designs, and evolving drivetrain mechanisms are discussed. Bernard North gives a comprehensive analysis of how industry leaders are adapting to these changes and explores the implications for future PM applications in the rapidly evolving automotive sector.
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Gevorkyan a.s.: Europe’s fast-growing Powder Metallurgy company achieving success through a diversified customer base
Slovakia’s Gevorkyan a.s., founded in 1996 by Artur Gevorkyan, has grown into one of the fastest growing Powder Metallurgy companies in Europe. With a diverse product portfolio and a broad range of powder-based technologies, the company has proven itself to be highly adaptable and resilient during economic challenges.
Dr Georg Schlieper visited the company for PM Review and reports on its extraordinary journey, culminating in a recent expansion following a successful IPO in 2022.
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Powder Metallurgy in Asia: A status update from the World PM2024 Congress, Yokohama
The Powder Metallurgy World Congress series has long been a cornerstone event for the PM industry, offering a vital platform for global collaboration and innovation. Following disruptions caused by COVID-19, World PM2024 marked the series’ successful return, attracting nearly 800 delegates and offering a comprehensive technical programme. The event also highlighted the Powder Metallurgy industry’s resilience amidst significant ongoing challenges.
Here, Nick Williams reports on the status of Powder Metallurgy in Asia as presented during the Plenary Session, including market trends, regional growth potential, and opportunities for Powder Metallurgy in an evolving global landscape.
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