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Binders, Feedstock & Powders

Articles and technical papers covering Materials for Powder Injection Moulding 

1st Jun, 2011

Contribution to the development of 18 carat gold alloy shaped by MIM

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.5 No.2 June 2011, pages 66-70, 2880 words

Authors: Hubert Mulin[1,2] Philippe Jacquet [1,2], Michel Lambertin [1], Delphine Moinard-Checot [1,2], Jean-Claude Bihr [3]

1st Jun, 2011

Mixing titanium MIM feedstock: Homogeneity, debinding and handling strength

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.5 No.2 June 2011, pages 54-59, 3855 words

Authors: Paul Ewart[1,2], Seokyoung Ahn[1] and Deliang Zhang[2]

1st Mar, 2011

Effect of a slight addition of Zr on the sintering behaviour of water-atomised 316L stainless steel powder

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.5 No.1 March 2011, pages 60-67, 3328 words

Authors: Hidefumi Nakamura[1], Hisataka Toyoshima[1], Hidenori Otsu[1], Akihiko Chiba[2], Koetsu Abe[3]

1st Mar, 2011

Investigations into water soluble binder systems for Powder Injection Moulding

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.5 No.1 March 2011, pages 51-54, 1957 words

Author: Delphine Auzène, CRITT-MDTS, France

1st Dec, 2010

Metal injection moulding of Ti-6Al-4V components using a water soluble binder

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.4 No.4 December 2010, pages 54-62, 3825 words

Authors: A. T. Sidambe[1], I. A. Figueroa[1],[3], H. Hamilton[2], I. Todd[1]

1st Dec, 2010

Titanium and titanium alloy Powder Injection Moulding: Matching application requirements

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.4 No.4 December 2010, pages 22-33, 5444 words

Author: Éric Baril, ing., Ph.D, National Research Council Canada

1st Sep, 2010

Properties of SiC and AlN feedstocks for the powder injection moulding of thermal management devices

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.4 No.3 September 2010, pages 64-70, 3513 words

Authors: Valmikanathan P. Onbattuvelli[1], Srikar Vallury[1], Timothy McCabe[2],  Seong Jin Park[3] and Sundar V. Atre[1]

1st Jun, 2010

Mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of vacuum sintered MIM 316L stainless steel containing delta ferrite

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.4 No.2 June 2010, pages 66-70, 2193 words

Authors: P. V. Muterlle[1] , M. Perina[2] , A. Molinari[1]

1st Jun, 2010

Sintering process of M2 HSS feedstock reinforced with carbides

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.4 No.2 June 2010, pages 60-65, 3713 words

Authors: Gemma Herranz[1], Gloria Patricia Rodríguez[1], Rubén Alonso[1], Grzegorz Matula[2]

1st Mar, 2010

Influence of Particle Size Distribution and Chemical Composition of the Powder on Final Properties of Inconel 718 Fabricated by Metal Injection Moulding (MIM)

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.4 No.1 March 2010, pages 67-70, 1907 words

Authors: J.M. Contreras [1], A. Jiménez-Morales [1] and J.M. Torralba [2]

1st Dec, 2009

Metal injection moulding of a new Fe-8Ni micron-size pre-alloyed powder

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.3 No. 4 December 2009, pages 54-59, 2107 words

Authors: A. Nouveau, H. Senillou & M. Bonneau

1st Sep, 2009

Characterisation of alumina feedstock with polyacetal and wax-polymer binder systems for micro powder injection moulding

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.3 No. 3 September 2009, pages 64-70, 2863 words

Authors: Sachin Laddha [1], Carl Wu [1], Srikar Vallury [1], Gopi Lingam [1], Shiwoo Lee [1], Kevin Simmons [2], Patricia Thomas [3], Belén. Levenfeld [3], Alejandro Várez [3], Seong-Jin Park [4], Seokyoung Ahn [5], Randall M. German [6] and Sundar V. Atre [1]

1st Jun, 2009

Mixing simulation for powder injection moulding feedstock: Quantification by the mixing entropy

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.3 No. 2 June 2009, pages 59-62, 1959 words

Author: Tae Gon Kang [1], Seokyoung Ahn [2], Seong Jin Park [3], Sundar V Atre [4] and Randall M German [5]

1st Dec, 2008

Quantitative study of powder binder separation of feedstocks

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.2 No. 4 December 2008, pages 50-55, 2653 words

Authors: Martin Jenni [1], Lukas Schimmer [1], Rudolf Zauner [2], Juergen Stampfl [3] and Jeff Morris [4]

1st Sep, 2008

Feedstock for Powder Injection Moulding: production and commercial suppliers

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.2 No. 3 September 2008, pages 23-32, 3736 words

Author: Dr. Georg Schlieper, Ingenieurbüro Gammatec, Germany

1st Jun, 2008

Production of fine titanium powders via the Hydride-Dehydride (HDH) process

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.2 No. 2 June 2008, pages 55-57, 991 words

Author: Dr. Colin McCracken, Reading Alloys Inc., USA

1st Sep, 2007

Moulding properties and causes of deterioration of recycled Metal Injection Moulding feedstock

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.1 No. 3 September 2007, pages 54-55, 881 words

Authors: L.H. Cheng and K.S. Hwang

1st Sep, 2007

Study of the rheological properties of a new bronze 90/10 feedstock based on irregular powder particles for application in powder injection moulding (PIM)

Technical Paper: PIM International, Vol.1 No. 3 September 2007, pages 59-62, 2374 words

Authors: José M. Contreras, Antonia Jiménez-Morales and José M. Torralba

1st Sep, 2007

The impact of REACH on the powder injection moulding industry

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.1 No. 3 September 2007, pages 43-51, 4449 words

Author: Peter Brewin, Consultant, UK

1st Mar, 2007

Powders, binders and feedstocks for powder injection moulding

Feature article: PIM International, Vol.1 No. 1 March 2007, pages 34-39, 4005 words

Author: Professor Randall M. German, San Diego State University, USA

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