Custom Metal Injection Molding Parts for Different Industry

Metal injection molding (MIM) is a process utilized for creating complex shapes and components that are difficult to achieve through traditional methods. TEAM MFG can economically produce complex shapes beyond the capability of conventional Powdered Metallurgy. Metal injection molding is capable of creating components with features such as ID/OD threads and undercuts. It can also produce dense components with a low particle size. The combination of fine grain size and high density gives MIM components properties matching those of their wrought counter parts.

Metal Injection Molding Parts Manufacturing

For high-performance components such as electronic components and structural injection molded parts, metal injection molding is commonly used.

● Automotive

● Markets Served

● Medical

● Aerospace

● Computer Components

● Business Machine

● Hardware

● Sporting and Consumer Goods

Metal Injection Molding Materials

● Superalloys: Inconel, Hastelloy, Co-based Low Alloy Steels, 2-8% Ni (4600, 4650)

● Stainless Steel: 304L, 316L, 17-4 PH, 15-5 PH, 420, 430, 440

● Controlled Expansion Alloys: Fe-36Ni (Invar), F-15 (Kovar)

● Magnetic Alloys: 2-6% Si-Fe, 50% Ni-Fe, 50% Co-Fe

● Tool Steels: AISI M2, M3/2, M4, T15, M42, D2

● Electrical Materials: Pure Copper, Beryllium-Copper, Brass

● Heavy Alloys: Tungsten-Copper, W-Fe-Ni, Molybdenum-Copper, Custom compostions to suit customer specifications

Benefits of Metal Injection Molding

● Excellent Mechanical Properties

● 96-98% of Theoretical Density

● Excellent Surface Finishes

● Avoids Costly Secondary Operations

● Holds Tight Tolerances

● Capable of Extreme 3-D Geometries

● Extremely Thin Wall Section Capabilities

Contact TEAM MFG

TEAM MFG sets itself apart from our competition through service, innovation, and knowledge and offer: Metal injection molding is a process that can produce complex components with high precision. From the usual structural materials such as steel and aluminum, to exotic tool steels such as Invar, Kovar, and more. Contact us today!