Sintering Is the Process of Using Heat to Turn Powdered Substances Into Solids Without Actually Melting the Material.

Benefits of sintered powdered metallurgy (PM):

  • Cost effective
  • Provides excellent reproducibility and repeatability
  • Many features can be formed in tooling, thus eliminating or minimizing machining
  • Very high material to yield ratio
  • Wide variety of alloy systems and materials are available
  • Long term performance reliability
  • Excellent surface finishes
  • Energy efficient and environmentally friendly
  • Sustainability
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About Compax Sintering:

Sintering Allows Production of Parts Without Melting and Liquid Casting Processes, I.E., Dealing With Only Powder or Fine Sand.

The Compacted Part Is Placed on a Mesh Belt or a Tray and Slowly Moves Through a Furnace With a Controlled Atmosphere and Temperature. The Parts Are Heated Below the Melting Point of the Metals. The Compacted Particles of the Part Are Changed From a Mechanical Bond Between the Particles Into a Metallurgical Bond Between the Particles. Compax Has Higher Sintering Capabilities Than Most of Its Competitors. A Higher Sintering Temperature Creates Enhanced Mechanical Properties and Significantly Improves Stainless Steel Materials.

Compax Inc. Offers:

We Offer Belt, Pusher, Batch, Sinter Heat Treat, Draw (Temper) Furnaces, Blackening, Passivation and Annealing. We Have Furnaces With Capabilities Up to 3000 Degrees F (1650 C)