Powder Metallurgy (PM)

In some cases, metal powders can be easily made of separate metal parts. Powders are used to create floor and building structures, as well as for surfacing. Their application is possible in engineering, nanotechnology, metallurgy, aviation and industrial industry. At our site, you can order production of sintered powder parts. In this article, you will learn about the basic methods of obtaining metal powders. Parts made of sintered metal. Methods for obtaining metal powders are divided into two types: mechanical and physico-chemical. Mechanical methods are more common way to produce metal powders. For this purpose, special devices are used. It is especially advantageous to use this method in the manufacture of powders of beryllium, antimony or chromium.

The characteristics of Samarium Cobalt Magnet •Very high magnetic properties with good stability •High magnetic performance - up to about 32MGOe •Superior resistance to high temperature, Curie temperature of majority is over 800°C •Excellent corrosion resistance capability, no coating is needed for surface protection

SODIUM BORAX TETRABORANATE DECHAHYDRATE 3kg Borax - tetraborate sodium decahydrate is one of the most commonly used boron compounds in the industry. Used for brazing iron, copper, brass, bronze. Increases the solder's ability to spread and penetrate into the smallest crevices of the metal. It is also used as a surface cleaner. Borax is mainly used as: Insecticide and herbicide Laundry detergent (bleaching and softening), Cleaner for various types of surfaces, Sewage pipe cleaner, Deodorant, Soldering and welding agent, Herbicide and insecticide.

At TRADIUM, titanium is available in the following forms for industrial use: - Titanium metal powder - Titanium hydride powder - Titanium sponge - Titanium semi-finished products Your point of contact for titanium is: Thomas Grob Phone: +49 (0)69 50 50 250 - 233 We are looking forward to hearing from you!