Locks and electrical products use PM parts for lock cores, lock body structures, heat spreaders, device housings and switch contacts, balancing wear resistance, cost and high-volume output.
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Sintered gears are powder metallurgy components pressed and sintered to near-net shape. The process suits high-volume production of repeatable gear geometries in iron-, copper- and stainless-steel-based powders, for automotive, power tool, office equipment and smart home drive trains.
View details →Sintered bushings and oil-impregnated bearings are pressed from metal powder and sintered with a controlled porous structure that can hold lubricating oil. They provide a self-lubricating, cost-efficient bearing solution for high-volume rotating and sliding applications.
View details →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.
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