ICP spectrometer · oxygen / nitrogen analyser
Supports chemistry review
Qualification evidence follows the powder.
Manufacturing control, named laboratory methods and controlled documents are connected to the same product route—so purchasing and technical teams review one evidence chain.
Methods organised around the decision they support.
The authorised catalogue names the equipment below. A live product release still depends on the agreed method, current specification and batch evidence.
X-ray diffraction · specific surface area · metallographic microscopy
Supports material identityScanning electron microscopy · powder characterisation equipment
Supports process matchingMagnetic-property tester · powder-resistance tester · comprehensive powder-property testing
Supports functional reviewThermal analyser · universal testing machine · vacuum sintering furnace · granulator
Supports qualification trialsQuality management from requirement to release.
This quality-management sequence connects requirements, verification and release records. The complete manufacturing operations for each powder route are shown below.
- Requirement basisApplication, current grade or target specification
- Production routeAtomization, reduction, alloying, blending or specialised processing
- Material verificationChemistry, particle profile, morphology, phase and powder behaviour
- Trial & comparisonAgreed sample conditions and evaluation method
- Batch releaseCurrent TDS basis, COA and required shipment documents

Eight complete production routes.
Trace each route from its feed materials to the finished powder. Raw-powder stages, separate feed treatments and alternative finishing paths are retained from the catalogue.
Water-atomized pure iron powder
Read process steps
Feed materials
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Steel melting
- Water atomization
- Wet magnetic separation
- Dewatering
- Drying
- Cooling
- Magnetic separation
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Raw atomized powder
- Reduction
- Grinding
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Water-atomized pure iron powder
Possible downstream routes for this powder
Downstream processing is selected for the required product; it is not an additional step for every grade.
Reduced / sponge iron powder
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Feed materials
Prepare both feed materials separately, then bring them together at loading.
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Loading
- Primary reduction
- Sponge iron
- Grinding
- Raw powder
- Secondary reduction
- Grinding
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Reduced iron powder
Water-atomized pre-alloyed steel powder
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Feed materials
Both feed materials enter the melting stage.
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Steel melting
- Water atomization
- Wet magnetic separation
- Dewatering
- Drying
- Cooling
- Magnetic separation
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Raw atomized powder
- Secondary reduction
- Grinding
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Water-atomized pre-alloyed steel powder
Possible downstream routes for this powder
Downstream processing is selected for the required product; it is not an additional step for every grade.
Diffusion-alloyed steel powder
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Alternative base powders
- Water-atomized pure iron powder
- Water-atomized pre-alloyed steel powder
Select the base powder for the formulation; these are alternative starting routes.
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Add alloying materialsNi, Mo, Cu and other specified additions
- Pre-mixing
- Diffusion treatment
- Grinding and screening
- Diffusion-alloyed steel powder
Possible downstream routes for this powder
Downstream processing is selected for the required product; it is not an additional step for every grade.
Bonded / non-segregation premixed powder
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Alternative base powders
- Water-atomized pure iron powder
- Water-atomized pre-alloyed steel powder
- Diffusion-alloyed steel powder
Select the base powder for the formulation; these are alternative starting routes.
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Add specified materialsNi, C, Cu and other specified additions
- Pre-mixing
- Bonding treatment
- Add lubricant
- Mixing
- Batch blending
- Non-segregation premixed powder
Gas-atomized powder
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Feed materials
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Melting
- Gas atomization
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Finished powder
Combined water and gas atomization
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Feed materials
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Melting
- Combined water and gas atomization
- Wet magnetic separation
- Dewatering
- Drying
After drying: two alternative finishing paths
With final reduction
- Final reduction
- Grinding
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Finished powder
Direct screening and blending
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Finished powder
Use the applicable finishing path for the selected powder. The two paths are alternatives.
High-pressure water-atomized powder
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Feed materials
Follow the numbered sequence.
- Melting
- High-pressure water atomization
- Wet magnetic separation
- Dewatering
- Drying
- Cooling
- Magnetic separation
- Screening
- Batch blending
- Finished powder
Production diagrams adapted from the catalogue, printed pages 12–15. Batch blending corresponds to the catalogue term “equalizing”. Processing conditions and the route for a selected grade are confirmed against its requirements; actual batch results follow the COA.


A platform for route-specific qualification.
Four provincial R&D platforms, 65 patented technologies and participation in 11 standards describe the technical foundation. They do not replace product-specific TDS, agreed test methods or batch COA.
- Capability fact
- Authorised catalogue and current-site source
- Product evidence
- Current controlled document required
- Batch evidence
- Agreed release record required
Management systems, with the scope kept visible.
Five current English certificate copies name Shandong Luyin New Material Technology Co., Ltd. The scope and end date below follow each supplied certificate; ongoing validity remains subject to scheduled surveillance and issuer or registry status.





Ask for the evidence that belongs to your route.
State the product, current grade, test method and document requirements. The initial technical response is provided within 24 hours.