Free webinar - Component surfaces as smooth as a 'babies bum' using PIM

In powder injection molding, finely powdered metal or ceramic is mixed with a measured amount of binder to form a raw material. The raw material can be molded as a component by injection molding, debinding and sintering. The surface structures are as smooth as if they have been polished. Complex components can therefore be produced in large quantities in a single operation for a wide variety of industries.

Challenges:
_ Final quality of the surface structure
_ Efficiently reducing the effects of volume shrinkage, warpage and black lines (uneven powder concentration) in order to achieve a high quality standard for sintered products
_ 'Black Line Phenomenon' that occurs in connection with the separation of binder and the resulting areas with low powder concentration

What is Moldex3D capable of?
_ Visualization of the flow behavior of the feed material consisting of powder and binder
_ Predict possible formal errors, such as warpge or black lines
_ Evaluation of the effect of the shear rate on the powder concentration
_ Evaluation of the optimal mixing proportion of powder and binder
_ Calculation of the properties of the raw material
_ Optimize process conditions, e.g. temperature or filling speed

Digital platform:
_ MS Teams Live Event
_ For an easier technical handling, please use your professional email address to register. Thank you. In case of registration via Gmail, Hotmail, etc. accounts we reserve the right to check your participation.

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Registration deadline: 24-05-2021 at 5 pm