Precision Parts (MIM Service)

Introduction to MIM Process

Metal Injection Molding (MIM) is a manufacturing process that combines the principles of plastic injection molding with metal processing techniques. It involves creating a fine metal powder mixed with a binder to form a feedstock. This feedstock is injected into a mold to create the desired shape. After molding, the binder is removed through a process called debinding, and the remaining metal part is sintered at high temperatures to achieve its final density and properties.

Our MIM Equipments

  • ARBURG Injection Molding Machine

    Our machines are equipped with HARMO robotic arms, designed to expertly handle diverse mold requirements with precision and efficiency.
     
  • Feedstock Mixing Machine

    Provide mixing of a variety of metal powder materials.
     
  • SinterZone Debinding Furnace

    We offer continuous processing for debinding, degassing, and semi-sintering.
     
  • Shimadzu Sintering Furnace

    2 high-capacity furnaces available to maximize production capacity.
     

Comparative Advantages of MIM Over Other Processes

  Metal Injection Molding Powder Metallurgy Die Casting
(Aluminum/Zinc)
Precision Casting Machining
Shape Complexity  Complex  Simple Complex  Intermediate  Complex 
Minimum Wall Thickness  0.5 mm  1 mm  0.8 mm  2 mm  0.5 mm
Surface Roughness Smooth   Rough Medium  Medium  Smooth 
Mechanical Strength  High  Medium  Low Medium  High 
Material Selection  Extensive  Moderate Limited  Moderate  Extensive 
Density  95 ~ 99%  < 95%  100% 100%  100% 
Precision  High Medium   Medium Medium   High
Plating Capability Good Poor Fair Good Good
Mass production Capability High High High Moderate Low
Cost Moderate Low Moderate Moderate High

Benefits of Metal Injection Molding (MIM) Compared to Conventional Processes:

 

  • Complex Shapes: MIM enables the production of intricate shapes that are challenging or impossible with traditional methods like forging or machining.
  • High Precision: MIM offers excellent dimensional accuracy, reducing the need for extensive post-processing.
  • Material Efficiency: MIM minimizes waste by using only the necessary material, unlike conventional methods that often produce excess scrap.
  • Cost-Effective for Large Volumes: Though initial tooling costs are high, MIM becomes more economical at high volumes due to less waste and lower labor costs.
  • Superior Mechanical Properties: MIM parts can match or exceed the strength and durability of traditionally made parts, thanks to their high density and uniform structure.
  • Design Flexibility: MIM accommodates a wide range of materials and allows multiple features to be integrated into a single part, simplifying assembly and reducing component count.

MIM Parts

  • Precision Parts

  • Metal Fasteners

  • MIM Parts for Medical

  • Specialty Screws

  • Industrial Sewing Machine Parts

  • Automotive Parts

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