Sintered refers to a heating process where metal powder particles are fused together below their melting temperature. This creates strong, precise components with controlled porosity and density, ideal for complex shapes and cost-effective manufacturing.

Sintered parts offer near-net shape manufacturing with 97% material utilization, reduced machining costs, complex geometries in single operations, and cost-effective production for both prototypes and high-volume runs from 500 to 500,000+ parts annually.

We sinter ferrous metals, stainless steel (300 & 400 series), brass, bronze, nickel silver, and copper alloys. Density ranges from 5.8 g/cc to 16.4 g/cc for heavy hybrids, with custom material selection based on application requirements.

Medical devices, firearms, plumbing fixtures, lock hardware, power tools, household appliances, and lawn/garden equipment rely on sintered components. Applications require precision, durability, and cost-effective manufacturing for complex geometries.

Yes, heat treatment is available as a secondary process to increase strength, hardness, and wear resistance. Our facility offers comprehensive heat treating services under ISO 9001:2015 quality standards for enhanced material properties.

We achieve demanding OEM tolerances through statistical process controls and multi-level compacting presses. Near-net shape production minimizes secondary operations, with capability for precision dimensions meeting stringent medical and aerospace specifications.