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Start with the application, a current supplier grade or the target specification. Compare the published product data, then send the requirements needed to select a grade and prepare a quotation.
Describe the application, name the grade you use today or share a target specification. We review the material, process and quantity together.
Five families provide specifications for 67 grades. Bonded premixes are reviewed by formulation and process. Use the tables to shortlist a powder; actual product and batch results are assessed against the COA.
Four powder-metallurgy grades and two welding-consumable grades, discoverable by application or technical series.
Seventeen grades across 80, 100, fine and coarse series. Compare iron content, powder behaviour and particle distribution against your process.
Fifteen grades across pre-alloyed, molybdenum-alloyed, free-cutting, phosphorus-alloyed and diffusion-alloyed series.
A formulation-led powder-metallurgy route that brings the base powder, alloying additions and lubricant together for the intended compaction and sintering process.
Fifteen grades across two forming routes: pressed stainless steel powder for compaction and sintering, and powder for metal injection molding.
Fourteen specified grades cover diamond catalysts, diamond tools, soft-magnetic applications and surface repair. Ultra-fine and carbonyl requirements are discussed separately.
Start with the function the powder must perform. These application examples help identify a family to review; suitability still depends on the selected grade, manufacturing conditions and agreed evaluation.
Gears, gear hubs, shift components and inner or outer rotors for variable valve timing (VVT). Share the part drawing, compaction and sintering route, and the required component properties.
Pressed and sintered parts for appliance and industrial assemblies. Begin with part geometry, density, dimensional tolerances and the working environment.
Iron powder for the electrode formulation. Provide the electrode type, required particle distribution, chemistry limits and the formulation or process test used to qualify it.
Applications that use iron reactivity. Define the formulation, reaction profile, particle size, storage conditions and any product-specific compliance requirements.
Choose the catalyst material around the diamond synthesis process. Share the composition basis, operating conditions and method for evaluating the synthesis result.
Metal bond or matrix requirements for diamond cutting and grinding tools. Specify the workpiece material, tool-making route, matrix composition and wear test.
Powder cores, rings and other magnetic parts. Define the forming route, magnetic targets, test frequency, insulation needs and heat-treatment conditions.
Stainless components made by compaction and sintering. Provide the alloy requirement, part geometry, corrosion environment, density and sintering conditions.
Complex metal parts formed through a powder-and-binder feedstock. Review powder chemistry, distribution and morphology alongside the binder, debinding and sintering process.
Powder deposition or surfacing on a component. Define the substrate, deposition method, particle window, coating composition and the required repair or wear response.
These established application routes need separate reviews. For friction, share the formulation and friction or wear test; for flame cutting, share the equipment, process and mesh requirement.
Catalogue application examples and established product routes are starting points for technical discussion. They do not identify customers, endorsements or approved use in a particular vehicle, appliance or component.
The catalogue provides the product specifications shown on these pages. The COA is the basis for the actual product and batch results; confirm availability and application fit when requesting a quotation.
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