Post-Processing and Performance Testing of Powder Metallurgy

Powder Metallurgy Part 5 — Post-Processing and Performance Testing

After sintering, powder metallurgy (PM) components often require post-processing treatments to achieve their final mechanical properties, dimensional accuracy, and surface quality. These additional steps are critical for ensuring that PM products meet the stringent demands of industrial and research applications in fields such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and biomedical engineering.

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Furnace Afterburner

What Is the Afterburn on a Furnace?

In high-temperature industrial processes such as sintering, metal melting, and ceramic firing, furnaces generate exhaust gases that may contain unburned hydrocarbons, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), or other harmful emissions. To address this issue, many modern furnaces are equipped with an afterburner system, also known as a secondary combustion chamber.

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Laboratory 20-ton Automatic Powder Pellet Press

How to Fill Hydraulic Oil for a Powder Pellet Press Machine

Proper hydraulic oil filling is essential to ensure the stable operation, pressing accuracy, and long service life of a powder pellet press machine. Whether you are using a 20-ton, 30-ton, or 100-ton fully automatic powder pellet press or other models, correct oil filling and maintenance are key to reliable performance and smooth operation.

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Clean-Type Vacuum Box Furnace for Oxidation-Sensitive Materials Titanium Alloys & High-Purity Alumina Ceramics

The Role of Vacuum Box Furnaces in High-Temperature Preparation of Oxidation-Sensitive Materials like Titanium Alloys and High-Purity Alumina Ceramics

For the high-temperature preparation of oxidation-sensitive materials like titanium alloys and high-purity alumina ceramics, a clean-type vacuum box furnace is an indispensable tool. By providing a controlled vacuum environment, uniform heating, and clean protective atmospheres, it ensures material purity, reproducibility, and superior performance.

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