Powder metallurgy is very common in industries such as mechanical equipment, automobiles, and household appliances. Even laptop accessories have small gears. It can be seen that the technology of powder metallurgy products has penetrated into every aspect of our lives, bringing great convenience to our lives. So what are the raw materials used to produce powder metallurgy structural components? Introduction to the following powder metallurgy manufacturers:

Powder metallurgy electrical materials

In electrical and electrical materials, there are powder metallurgy materials that use precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum as raw materials, as well as materials that use silver and copper as matrices and tungsten, nickel, iron, tungsten carbide, and graphite as raw materials. Materials such as tungsten copper, tungsten nickel copper, etc. Used as an electrode; Metal graphite is used as an electric brush; Materials such as molybdenum, tantalum, and tungsten are used as electric heating alloys and thermocouples.

Powder metallurgy mold materials

Including hard alloys, high-speed steel, etc. The latter has uniform organization, small grains, no segregation, better toughness and durability than cast high-speed steel, small heat treatment deformation, and long service life. It can be used to manufacture blanks for tools, molds, and parts.

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High temperature materials for powder metallurgy parts

High temperature alloys, refractory metals and alloys, metal ceramics, dispersion strengthening and fiber reinforced materials, etc. Used for manufacturing high-temperature resistant parts, such as turbine discs, nozzles, and blades.

The above is an introduction to the raw materials used in powder metallurgy. Each material has different characteristics and application areas. For example, the automotive industry requires materials such as alloy steel that are durable, corrosion-resistant, and have a long gear life.