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A rapidly developing and expanding area of metallurgy, powder metallurgy (PM) focuses on the production of materials in the form of metal powders and the creation of parts using these materials.
The usage of metal removal operations can be completely avoided or severely reduced by powder metallurgy methods, which significantly lowers manufacturing yield losses and frequently lowers costs. Metal powder is mostly used to make complex parts using several PM processes.
To enhance its mechanical qualities, steel is alloyed with a number of elements in total amounts ranging from 1.0% to 50% by weight. Low alloy steels and high alloy steels are the two categories into which alloy steels are divided.
The Global Steel alloy powder market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Many of the alloys that are the distinguishing features of the modern stainless steel powder metallurgy industry have been developed and applied with direct involvement from AMETEK. Ultra Stainless SteelsTM, a patented product of AMETEK, are made by alloying typical austenitic compositions with a little quantity of tin and copper.
When compared to standard austenitic P/M parts, this combination of metals significantly improves corrosion resistance while preserving mechanical qualities.
Advanced materials like metal powders and P/M products help create goods with better performances across a range of industries.They are frequently employed in electronic device construction and functionality.
To create high-quality metal powders with few impurities and great fluidity, Sanyo Special Steel uses the metal powder production technique, which combines vacuum melting and inert gas atomization. We also create P/M products using these metal powders and our proprietary forming technology.
