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Application of Timing Belt Pulley

What are Timing Pulley and Belt?

Sintered metal product are manufactured through powder metallurgy process where metal powder particles are pressed into a desired shape and then sintered below their melting point…

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Parts Tolerance

Powder Metallurgy Tolerances

Sintered metal product are manufactured through powder metallurgy process where metal powder particles are pressed into a desired shape and then sintered below their melting point…

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Various Valve Seats

What is Valve Seat?

Sintered metal product are manufactured through powder metallurgy process where metal powder particles are pressed into a desired shape and then sintered below their melting point…

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Sintering in Powder Metallurgy

Powder Metallurgy Standards

Sintered metal product are manufactured through powder metallurgy process where metal powder particles are pressed into a desired shape and then sintered below their melting point…

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Powder Metallurgy Valve Guides

What is Valve Guide?

The engine valve system manages the precise opening and closing of the intake and exhaust valves, enabling fresh air to enter the cylinder and high-temperature combustion gases to exit efficiently. Each vehicle typically contains 8 to 24 valve guides, which are important for guiding the

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Sintering in Powder Metallurgy

What is Sintered Metal?

Sintered metal product are manufactured through powder metallurgy process where metal powder particles are pressed into a desired shape and then sintered below their melting point…

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Powder Metallurgy Process

What is Powder Metallurgy Process?

Powder metallurgy process is a metal-forming method that presses metal powders and sinters green compacts below their melting points to create the final component.

It is a near-net-shape process, allowing the production of complex geometries and intricate features…

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Metal Injection Molding vs. Die Casting

Metal Injection Molding vs. Die Casting

Metal Injection Molding (MIM) and Die Casting both use high pressure to fill materials into the mold cavity. Their mold systems consist of two parts and work in a similar principle. What is the key difference between them? Die casting utilizes the molten metal as

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