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The act of taking a powdered metal, placing it in a mold then applying pressure is called powdered metallurgy. The finished good is then placed into an oven then baked to generate a homogenous mixture within the component in a process called sintering. Products such as gears and bushing are often produced in this manufacturing method.
DisCom offers powdered metallurgy as part of our product repertoire as a low-cost high-value solution to our customers. Material can easily flow within the cavity of the mold prior to the pressing operation, making this process a prime candidate for high volume production runs on medium-complexity components.
| Material Chart | |
| Aluminum | |
| Brass, Bronze, Copper | |
| Steel | |
| Stainless Steel | |
| Superalloys | |
|---|---|
| A286 Stainless Steel | |
| Hastelloys | |
| Inconel | |
| Monel | |
| Nimonic | |
| Tantalum | |
| Titanium | |
| Tungsten | |
| Waspaloy | |
| Zirconium | |
| Iron | |
