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Volume 9, No. 5, June/July 1980

Headlines:

1980s Herald Exciting P/M Future
Alcoa Opens Aluminum Powder Plant
Pitney Bowes Announces New High Strength P/M Alloy
Southern Sintered Metals Sold
CMP Metal Powders Inc. Formed
Brockway Closes Tennessee Plant
Glidden Offers New Powders
Profel Introduces P/M Presses
P/M '80 Medallion Made From Titanium Powder
MPIF Plans Management Conference
New MPIF 
Membership List
Competition Winners Judged
Powder Companies Host Spring Clinic Conference
Call for Papers -P/M Session at 1981 SAE Meeting
People in the News
P/M Patents
 

Zak Fang Wins Humboldt Award

Zhigang “Zak” Fang, FAPMI, materials sciences and metallurgical engineering professor, University of Utah, is the recipient of the prestigious Humboldt Research Award. Fang has developed a breakthrough technology that can produce high-quality, low-carbon emitting titanium powder at a significantly reduced cost. Known as the Hydrogen Assisted Metallothermic Reduction (HAMR) process, the technology developed by Fang is based on the discovery of new science about the effects of hydrogen on the stability of titanium solid solutions with high oxygen content (up to 14wt%.)

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Volume 25, No. 5, June 1996

Headlines:

PM2TEC'96 World Congress a Winner
Aluminum PIM Alliance
Top P/M Automotive Suppliers
CM Furnaces' 50th Year
New P/M Tool Steel Company
Sales Record at ASL
HJE Joins MIM Market
New Lab Scale Grinding Mill
Expanding Cobalt Supplies
Internet Seminar
MPIF Educational Events
Call-For-Papers 1997 SAE Congress
Section Meeting Dates
People in the News
Dates to Remember
 

PowderMet2023/AMPM2023 Mobile App Now Live!

The mobile app for PowderMet2023/AMPM2023 is now available! With this resource, you get access to the most up-to-date information as well as networking tools, notifications, and more. Get started at https://guidebook.com/g/powdermet2023-ampm2023/ on your mobile device to download the app. (This is a private app and only those registered for the event can gain access.)

Not registered yet? There is still time! Visit PowderMet2023.org or AMPM2023.org to register today.

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Volume 10, No. 4, May/June 1981

Headlines

Industry Recovery Ahead
AMAX Bows Out of Copper Powder Business
Glidden Metals Sells P/M Tooling Company
Singer Curtailing P/M Parts Production at West German Plant
Gould to Sell Industrial Group
Gould St. Thomas Expands
Gorham Sponsors Containerless HIP Study
P/M Part-of-the-Year Competition Winners Announced
Philadelphia -A Great Experience
Basic P/M Short Course - June 17-19
P/M Related Patents
People in the News

Czinger Unveils the First Metal AM Aluminum Gearbox

Car manufacturer Czinger has unveiled a metal AM gearbox that was made using topological optimization. The 7-speed semi-sequential AM gearbox developed with Xtrac, Berkshire, England, was produced without any tooling with an aluminum alloy. The resulting gearbox has better structural performance with significant savings, and is a first for the automotive industry.

NASA Develops Twice-as-Strong 3D-Printed Alloy

NASA has demonstrated a breakthrough in metal additive manufacturing high-temperature materials that could lead to stronger, more durable parts for airplanes and spacecraft.  A team of researchers from NASA and Ohio State University detailed the characteristics of the new alloy, GRX-810, in a paper published in the journal Nature.

Powder Metallurgy in Sweden: 100 years of Development

The new book Powder Metallurgy in Sweden – 100 Years of Development provides an historical account of early PM research & development in Sweden from the 1920’s to the technology of today. It also shows how entrepreneurship and individual discoveries were groundbreaking for Swedish companies. The book is in English and is a compilation of nearly 70 authors, with long and extensive experience of all aspects of PM. It covers hard metals, sintered structural components, Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) of metal powders, diamond tools and metal AM.

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