

Powder Metallurgy:
The Preferred
Metal-Forming
Solution
A DVD showcasing the capabilities of the various technologies known collectively as PM
Powder Metallurgy: The Preferred Metal-Forming Solution, is a video showcasing the fabrication capabilities of the various technologies known collectively as powder metallurgy (PM), available on DVD. The 13-minute production, built on the theme, “Every day, in some way, PM touches your life,” uses dozens of examples of actual components manufactured for many different applications to illustrate the benefits PM offers parts designers and engineers.
The video is aimed principally at potential end users who may not be familiar with the capabilities of conventional PM, metal injection molding (MIM), hot isostatic pressing (HIP), and other PM technologies. Using a contemporary narrated soundtrack and imagery, the piece serves as a brief introduction to the real-world advantages of these state-of the-art forming processes, with particular emphasis on their contributions to the concept of sustainability.
PM parts producers will find the DVD an indispensable tool with which to equip their sales and marketing personnel. It is an ideal vehicle to use as a seminar introductory piece. What’s more, companies involved in any aspect of PM can use it to orient all employees, as it quickly stimulates an appreciation of the value they bring to customers’ products.
The new program was produced under the auspices of the MPIF Industry Development Board with funding provided by the Metal Powder Producers Association.
MPIF, 2009
Item #5051 DVD
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MPIF Standard 35
Materials Standards for PM Self-Lubricating Bearings, 2010 Edition
The MPIF Standard 35, Materials Standards for PM Self-Lubricating Bearings—2010 Edition provides the design and materials engineer with the latest engineering property data and information available in order to specify materials for self-lubricating bearings made by the PM process. Developed by the powder metallurgy (PM) commercial parts manufacturing industry, the standard is divided into sections that are clearly distinguished by easy-to-read data tables and explanatory information for each material listed. Detailed explanatory notes and definitions, along with data cited in both Inch–Pound and SI units, help make the standard more “user friendly.”
Make sure that your quality assurance/laboratory staff and your sales and marketing personnel/representatives have the latest edition of this standard. Order enough for your own company use and for free distribution to your existing and potential customers. Keep a supply handy for future trade shows, plant visits, etc.
Please note that publication of the 2010 Edition of this standard renders the 1998 Edition (and prior editions) obsolete. Previous editions should no longer be distributed but destroyed.
The 2010 Edition contains:
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NEW Material Section (data property table)
Diffusion-Alloyed Iron-Bronze Bearings—FDCT-1802K
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Revised footnotes for Bronze Bearings and new footnote for the CTG-1004-K10 material
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Data-table-column heading revisions
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Data tables now listed in alphabetical order by material system
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Revised verbiage throughout the standard including a new section in the EXPLANATORY NOTES on Oil Impregnation Efficiency
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ENGINEERING INFORMATION (Inch–Pound and SI Units)—Verbiage and data table modifications
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New edition includes a 2-part Index covering displaying alphabetical listings & guides to material systems & designation codes used in MPIF Standard 35
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Part 1: for the MPIF Standard 35, Materials Standards for PM Self-Lubricating Bearings document
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Part 2: for the other MPIF Standard 35 publications
This standard is a must-have document for every engineering professional.
MPIF Publication, 28 pages, 2010
ISBN: 978-0-9819496-3-5
Item #1013 (softcover format)
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Item #1013cd (CD-ROM format)
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Standard
Test Methods for
Metal Powders and
Powder Metallurgy
Products, 2010 Edition
The 2010 edition contains new and revised information in the following:
NEW Standard—Includes Precision Statement
Std. 66—Method for Sample Preparation for the Determination of the Total Carbon Content of Powder Metallurgy (PM) Materials (Excluding Cemented Carbides)
REVISED Standards
Std. 04—Apparent Density of Free-Flowing Metal Powders Using the Hall Apparatus
Std. 05—Sieve Analysis of Metal Powders
Std. 10—Tensile Properties of Powder Metallurgy (PM) Materials
Std. 40—Impact Energy of Unnotched Powder Metallurgy (PM) Test Specimens
Std. 42—Density of Compacted or Sintered Powder Metallurgy (PM) Products
Std. 50—Preparing and Evaluating Metal Injection Molded (MIM) Sintered/Heat Treated Tension Test Specimens
Std. 57—Oil Content, Interconnected Porosity and Oil-Impregnation Efficiency of Sintered Powder Metallurgy (PM) Products
Std. 59—Charpy Impact Energy of Unnotched Metal Injection Molded (MIM) Test Specimens
Std. 62—Corrosion Resistance of MIM Grades of Stainless Steel Immersed in 2% Sulfuric Acid Solution
Std. 63—Density Determination of Metal Injection Molded (MIM) Components (Gas Pycnometer)
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MPIF, softcover, 2010
ISBN: 978-0-9793488-7-7
Item # 1037 (softcover version), 1037e (electronic version), 1037cd (CD-ROM version)
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Member Co. $55
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MPIF Standard 35,
Materials Standards for
PM Structural Parts,
2009 Edition
Now Revised and
Expanded...
Standard 35, Materials Standards for PM Structural Parts—2009 Edition, the most recent version of the standard, has adopted the practice of significant figures usage. Developed by the powder metallurgy (PM) commercial parts manufacturing industry, each section of the standard is clearly distinguished by easy-to-read data tables and explanatory information for each material listed. Detailed explanatory notes and definitions, along with data cited in both Inch–Pound and SI units, help to make the standard more “user friendly.”
This standard provides the design and materials engineer with the latest engineering property data and information available in order to specify materials for structural parts made by the PM process. Make sure that your quality assurance/laboratory staff and your sales and marketing personnel/representatives have the latest edition of this standard. Order enough for your own company use and for free distribution to your existing and potential customers. Keep a supply handy for future trade shows, plant visits, etc.
Please note that publication of the 2009 Edition of this standard renders the 2007 Edition (and prior editions) obsolete. Previous editions should no longer be distributed but destroyed.
The 2009 Edition contains:
- Significant Figures Usage
Applicable data and temperature display throughout the standard have been matched to no greater precision than is required by the applicable test method standard.
- NEW Materials & Mechanical Property Data
Hybrid Low-Alloy Steel
FLN4-4405(HTS), as-sintered & heat treated
This is the first, high temperature sintered material in this material system.
Sinter-Hardened Steels
FLC2-5208
FL-5305
300 Series Stainless Steels
Fatigue strength values for the SS-304H & SS-316H materials
Soft Magnetic Alloys
Unnotched Charpy impact energy values for the FF-0000, FY-4500, FY-8000 and FS-0300 materials
- NEW Engineering Information
Hardenability (Jominy) Data
Sinter-Hardened Steels: FLC2-5208 & FL-5305
Corrosion Resistance Data
SS-304H & SS-316H
- NEW & REVISED verbiage throughout the standard
- Updated Index
Alphabetical Listing & Guide to Material Systems & Designation Codes Used in the family of MPIF Standard 35 publications
This standard is a must-have document for every engineering professional.
ISBN: 978-0-9819496-0-4
84 pages, 2009
Item # N1027 (softcover format)
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Item # N1027cd (CD-ROM format)
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Advances in Powder Metallurgy
& Particulate
Materials—2009
Proceedings of
the 2009 International Conference on Powder Metallurgy & Particulate Materials,
June 28–July 1, Las Vegas, Nevada
Contains 110 technical papers encompassing over 1,200 pages
in a fully searchable CD-ROM in a format that preserves the original color in
all
figures
MPIF, 2009 ISBN: 978-0-9819496-1-1 Item
#2009CD
List Price $925 APMI Member $850 MPIF Member Co. $775
ALSO AVAILABLE in a complete set of two printed softcover volumes (limited quantities)
Item #2009SET List Price $1,000 APMI Member $925 MPIF Member Co. $850
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Final Report from Micro PIM Workshop
The Final Report on the Workshop on Scientific Issues for Medical and Dental Applications of Micro/Nano Powder injection Molding—Molding, Sintering, Modeling, and Commercial Applications is now available. This unique workshop, organized by Randall M. German and Young-Sam Kwon, was held March 4–6, 2009, in Orlando. The workshop focused on identifying the scientific challenges in projecting PIM to smaller features and smaller devices, what is termed microminiature powder injection or µPIM. A major opportunity is in minimally invasive surgical tools, pacemakers, implants, dental tools, biopsy tools, and replacement bones.
This report includes a 53-page summary and over 350 pages of attached documents including the workshop PowerPoint presentations. Over 44 organizations participated in the workshop, including 15 universities and three research centers.
MPIF Publication ● 53-page report, over 350 pages of attached documents, CD-ROM ● 2009
Item #3017CD Prices: List $100 APMI $90 MPIF $80
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