Secondary CNC machining is applied to powder metallurgy parts for features that cannot be produced net-shape in the die, such as cross holes, tight tolerances and undercuts. Combining PM near-net-shape with targeted machining can reduce overall cost.
In-process controls applied to this capability. Specific acceptance criteria are defined from the customer specification.
Structural powder metallurgy parts are high-strength components pressed and sintered to near-net shape. They include housings, brackets, levers, chassis structures and lock mechanisms produced in volume with consistent dimensions.
View details →Custom powder metal parts are manufactured from customer drawings through tooling design, powder compaction and sintering, with sample confirmation before series production. The process fits iron-based, copper-based and stainless-steel-based components.
View details →General powder metallurgy reference. CNC capability and tolerance ranges require engineering confirmation.
Describe the geometry, material and volume you have in mind. Our engineering team will recommend the right process route and review feasibility.