This process allows for the production of highly complex, filigree and near-net-shape components, typically using precision-engineered moulds.
Ultra-fine metal powders (2–20 µm) are combined with a specially formulated binder and injection moulded. After debinding and sintering in an inert gas atmosphere, the result is scale-free, resilient and ready-to-install MIM components.
Thanks to precision tooling and fully automated production, designers can leverage maximum creative freedom, offering significant rationalisation potential for both new components and existing assemblies.
In addition to a surface roughness of Ra < 1.2 µm, food compliance according to LFGB DIN 10955 / DIN EN 5495, and minimal post-processing, MIM also supports the creation of thin walls and complex undercuts – making it an economical and environmentally friendly manufacturing method.
