| Metal injection moulding (MIM) has over the past decade established itself as a competitive manufacturing process for small precision components which would be costly to produce by alternative methods. It is capable of producing in both large and small volumes complex shapes from almost all types of materials including metals, ceramics, intermetallic compounds, and composites. Components made by MIM technology are finding new applications in industry sectors such as automotive, chemical, aerospace, business equipment, computer hardware, bio-medical and armaments. |
