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Net-shape processing using an aqueous-based MIM binder

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Traditional applications for metal-injection molding have been small (less than 25 g) net-shape parts exhibiting design and economic benefits over wrought or cast components. Recently, AlliedSignal PowderFlo™ Technologies developed an aqueous-based binder system that can produce large, thick parts more commensurate with those produced by investment casting. Savings are achieved not only by eliminating machining and other processing steps, but also by reduced development and inventory costs.

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  1. Allied Signal PowderFlo Technologies, USA

    J. C. LaSalle (manager of engineering and design services) & M. Zedalis (general manager)

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  1. J. C. LaSalle
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For more information, contact J.C. LaSalle, AlliedSignal PowderFlo Technologies, 101 Columbia Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey 07962-1021; (973) 455-5055; fax (973) 455-6059; e-mail jerry.lasalle@alliedsignal.com.

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LaSalle, J.C., Zedalis, M. Net-shape processing using an aqueous-based MIM binder. JOM 51, 38–39 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-999-0109-4

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