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Highly efficient and cost-effective, powder metallurgy has become a preferred method for producing key components in engine timing systems. With minimal material loss and excellent dimensional control, it delivers consistent results at high production volumes. What sets this process apart is its ability to form

The connecting rod, often called the “con rod,” is a component that plays a critical role as part of the internal combustion engine. This part serves as the crucial link between the piston and the crankshaft and is tasked with converting linear motion into rotational

Powder metallurgy (PM) is widely recognized as a green manufacturing process that uses metal powders to produce parts with minimal waste. It is well suited for making complex and high-precision components in large volumes. Typical  powder metallurgy examples include sintered gears, oil pump rotors and

A spur gear is a cylindrical gear with straight, involute teeth that run parallel to the shaft axis. It transmits motion and power between two parallel shafts while handling both radial and tangential loads without producing axial thrust. Known for their simple construction, high efficiency,

Ceramics are inorganic and non-metallic materials made from a blend of natural or synthetic compounds with mechanical properties that include hardness, heat-resistance, and insulation. These popular materials are no longer limited to pottery; they have become an important component of modern technologies. In this article,

Bearings are one of the most basic mechanical components, which reduces friction, supports mechanical shafts and carries loads. Bearing enables controlled and smooth rotational or linear motion of shafts under varying loads and speeds. A bearing typically consists of an inner ring and an outer

Shock absorbers are devices in a vehicle’s suspension system that control spring movement and absorb energy from road impacts. They convert motion into heat through hydraulic fluid, reducing bouncing and keeping the tires in contact with the road. This improves ride comfort, handling, and braking

Traditional stainless steel manufacturing processes usually use casting or forging. However, cast stainless steel parts usually face many challenges, such as high processing difficulty, low dimensional accuracy, rough surface, design restrictions, and internal defects such as segregation, shrinkage or sand holes. Forged stainless steel has

Directing engine gases safely out of the vehicle while minimizing noise and harmful emissions is the responsibility of the exhaust system. Therefore, any breakdown will result in a poor performance, loud engine noise, and potential air pollution. In this article, we’ll dive into what an