Copper and copper alloys are generally classified into four categories: copper (pure copper), brass, bronze and white copper. Copper brazing properties mainly depend on the stability of the surface oxide film and the influence of the brazing heating process on the material properties.
Copper oxi...
Magnetic materials are widely used in various industrial fields because of their special physical properties. In order to achieve the design performance of parts, heat treatment is needed when magnetic materials are processed into parts. After the application of vacuum technology in heat treatmen...
Tungsten powder powdered metal tungsten is a raw material for preparing tungsten processed materials, tungsten alloys and tungsten products.
Tungsten alloys are alloys based on tungsten with other elements added. In metal, tungsten has the highest melting point, high temperature strength and cree...
Sintering is defined as “The thermal treatment of a powder or compact at a temperature below the melting point of the main constituent, for the purpose of increasing its strength by bonding together of the particles.” In a specially designed furnace with a controlled atmosphere, “green” parts mol...
Titanium is a new kind of material with the advantages of low density, high specific strength, heat resistance and corrosion resistance. It weighs only half as much as iron, but its mechanical properties such as hammering and drawing are neck and neck with copper. Generally speaking, as the tempe...
Samarium cobalt magnet is a kind of rare earth magnets, and it is made up of samarium, cobalt and other rare earth metal material proportioning, smelting alloy, after grinding, molding, sintering, then made of a magnetic tool material, with high magnetic energy product, low temperature coefficien...
A method of preparing a dense metal molybdenum by forming and sintering using metal molybdenum powder as a raw material. It is the most commonly used method for the preparation of dense metal molybdenum in the industry.
The main process flow is:
Molybdenum powder → forming → low temperature sinte...
In order to make ceramics resistant to high temperature and not easy to break, people add some metal powder to the clay to make ceramics. Metal-base ceramics are prepared by adding oxide powder to metal matrix, which is also called dispersion reinforcing material. The main sintered aluminum (alum...
Magnetic materials are the basic materials of various industries. Recently, with the rapid development of electronic product technology, as a key material with future potential, it has attracted people’s attention. In particular, soft magnetic materials with high magnetic conductivity, low ...
The tungsten-copper alloy is an alloy composed of tungsten and copper. The copper content of common alloys is 10% to 50%. The alloy is prepared by copper tungsten alloy powder metallurgy method and has good electrical and thermal conductivity, good high temperature strength and certain plasticity...
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Copper brazing
Copper and copper alloys are generally classified into four categories: copper (pure copper), brass, bronze and white copper. Copper brazing properties mainly depend on the stability of the surface oxide film and the influence of the brazing heating process on the material properties. Copper oxi...
Vacuum heat treatment process and equipment for magnetic materials
Magnetic materials are widely used in various industrial fields because of their special physical properties. In order to achieve the design performance of parts, heat treatment is needed when magnetic materials are processed into parts. After the application of vacuum technology in heat treatmen...
Tungsten Powder Molding Sintering
Tungsten powder powdered metal tungsten is a raw material for preparing tungsten processed materials, tungsten alloys and tungsten products. Tungsten alloys are alloys based on tungsten with other elements added. In metal, tungsten has the highest melting point, high temperature strength and cree...
Stainless Steel Sintering
Sintering is defined as “The thermal treatment of a powder or compact at a temperature below the melting point of the main constituent, for the purpose of increasing its strength by bonding together of the particles.” In a specially designed furnace with a controlled atmosphere, “green” parts mol...
Sintering Of Titanium and Titanium Alloy Materials
Titanium is a new kind of material with the advantages of low density, high specific strength, heat resistance and corrosion resistance. It weighs only half as much as iron, but its mechanical properties such as hammering and drawing are neck and neck with copper. Generally speaking, as the tempe...
Samarium Cobalt Sintering
Samarium cobalt magnet is a kind of rare earth magnets, and it is made up of samarium, cobalt and other rare earth metal material proportioning, smelting alloy, after grinding, molding, sintering, then made of a magnetic tool material, with high magnetic energy product, low temperature coefficien...
Molybdenum Powder Molding And Sintering
A method of preparing a dense metal molybdenum by forming and sintering using metal molybdenum powder as a raw material. It is the most commonly used method for the preparation of dense metal molybdenum in the industry. The main process flow is: Molybdenum powder → forming → low temperature sinte...
Metal Ceramic Sintering
In order to make ceramics resistant to high temperature and not easy to break, people add some metal powder to the clay to make ceramics. Metal-base ceramics are prepared by adding oxide powder to metal matrix, which is also called dispersion reinforcing material. The main sintered aluminum (alum...
Magnetic Material sintering
Magnetic materials are the basic materials of various industries. Recently, with the rapid development of electronic product technology, as a key material with future potential, it has attracted people’s attention. In particular, soft magnetic materials with high magnetic conductivity, low ...
Copper Tungsten Alloy High Temperature Sintering
The tungsten-copper alloy is an alloy composed of tungsten and copper. The copper content of common alloys is 10% to 50%. The alloy is prepared by copper tungsten alloy powder metallurgy method and has good electrical and thermal conductivity, good high temperature strength and certain plasticity...