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Vol. 2 No. 4 December 2008

• Designing for metal injection moulding: a guide for designers and end-users
• EPMA awards highlight diversity of powder injection moulding in Europe
• Euro PM2008: workshop focuses on quality of MIM products
• Euro PM2008: microMIM and ceramic-steel composites become a reality
• Two-component CIM parts for the automotive and railway sectors
• Powder injection moulding at Canada’s National Research Council
• PM2008 World Congress: new target applications for powder injection moulding
• Quantitative study of powder binder separation of feedstocks
• Influence of carbon content on microstructure and tensile properties of the 17-4 PH stainless steel produced by MIM
• Accuracy evaluation of ultra-compact gears manufactured by the microMIM process

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Vol. 2 No. 3 September 2008

• Feedstock for PIM: production and commercial suppliers
• Company visit: BASF, a leader in the supply of ready-to-mould feedstock for metal and ceramic components
• PM2008 World Congress Review Part 1: Modelling enhances PIM processing
• PIM supply chain exhibits wares at the PM2008 World Congress
• MPIF award winning MIM parts 2008
• Company visit: Arburg sets the pace in the production of moulding machines for PIM
• Company visit: Egide: Strong demand from the medical sector drives growth for UK PIM producer
• Debinding strategy for injection moulded ceramic components
• Liquid infiltration property of micro-porous stainless steel produced by powder space holder method
• Cooling performance of tube X-COOLER shaped by MIM technology
• Micro-channelled heat exchanger manufactured by Ceramic Injection Moulding and co-firing
  Luc Federzoni and Pascal Revirand

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Vol. 2 No. 2 June 2008

• Titanium and titanium alloys for medical applications: opportunities and challenges
• Watch cases and bracelet parts: PIM moves upmarket
• Powder Injection Moulding in Japan: Part 2
• The potential of PIM for the manufacture of precious metal jewellery
• Production of fine titanium powders via the Hydride-Dehydride (HDH) process
• Philips AMS selects metal injection moulding for HID lamp electrodes
• Looking to the future: Magnesium powder injection moulding
• A study of the effects of sintering parameters on the microstructure and properties of PIM Ti6Al4V alloy
• Material homogeneity in powder injection moulded ceramic microchannel arrays

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Vol. 2 No. 1 March 2008

• Back to Basics: Injection moulding is no problem!
• JPMA: Providing an unrivalled insight into Japan’s MIM industry
• Epson Atmix: Japan’s unique MIM powder and parts producer prepares for industry growth
• Micro powder injection moulding – challenges and opportunities
• Divergences in global powder injection moulding
• Tube type X-COOLER for microprocessors produced by MIM technology
• Developments in multi-component powder injection moulding of steel-ceramic compounds using green tapes for inmould label process
• Powder injection moulding of NiTi shape memory materials

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