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Metal injection moulding

Use of Table 18.2 is intended only as a guide, as it is difficult to give precise values. For instance, casting masses depend on the material being cast, accuracy depends on size, and so on. [Pg.311]

Once the feedstock, after a predetermined cycle, has hardened, the mould is opened, the compact ejected and picked up by a robotic handling unit to avoid any damage to the green compact. [Pg.311]

Depending on the part, this can be tbe final step, unless there are secondary operations to be performed, e.g. tapping threads. [Pg.311]

Almost any metal that can be produced in a suitable powder form can be processed by metal injection moulding. Aluminium is an [Pg.311]

Typical tolerances that can be achieved ate 0.08mm/2Smm i.e. on a 25 mm diameter the achievable tolerance would be 0.08 mm. [Pg.312]

For example, if the component under consideration is to be made from aluminium alloy and only 2000 per year are required, the choice would be limited to gravity die-casting. If, however, the quantity required was 50000 per year then the high-pressure cold-chamber method would be appropriate. [Pg.290]

Fine metal powder is mixed with a binder system to create a feedstock. The binder is a mix of wax and plastics and makes up roughly 50% by volume of the feedstock. The feedstock, in the form of granules, is injected under high pressure into a mould cavity using moulding machines [Pg.290]

Die- casting method Economic run per year Accuracy Casting mass General minimum thickness of section Type of metal cast Rate of prodn Surface finish Die costs Capital cost of equipment [Pg.290]

Gravity 1000 Good Up to about 23 kg or more 3-5 mm Al alloys Cu alloys Mg alloys Medium Good High Nil to very little [Pg.290]


What type of metal is unsuitable for metal injection moulding and Mty ... [Pg.312]

Describe briefly the metal injection moulding process. [Pg.312]

What is the name given to the mix of powder and binder in the metal injection moulding process ... [Pg.312]

Where required, chapters have heen updated in line with current developments, e.g. lost foam casting and metal injection moulding. [Pg.363]


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