Manufacturing Precision Lightweight Pistons for Motorcycle Shock Absorbers
Precision lightweight pistons for motorcycle shock absorbers, featuring EN AW 6082-T6 aluminum, PTFE sealing, and 20-micron anodized coating.
The sintering process successfully replaces stamping, cutting, casting and other types of machining. In some cases, powder metallurgy production competes with them or complements them.
In the world of modern manufacturing, powder metallurgy has emerged as a game changer. This innovative sintering process has not only successfully replaced traditional machining techniques such as stamping, cutting and casting, but has also opened up new horizons for manufacturing.
Today, the field of powder metallurgy competes with, and often complements, conventional manufacturing methods. In this series of articles, we take a deep dive into the transformative world of powder metallurgy, revealing its diverse applications, cost efficiencies, and environmental benefits.
Precision lightweight pistons for motorcycle shock absorbers, featuring EN AW 6082-T6 aluminum, PTFE sealing, and 20-micron anodized coating.
Discover the green eco-revolution in metal-forming with our in-depth exploration of powder metallurgy’s sustainable prowess.
Gears are simple to look at, they are small, they have teeth cutout on the outside or inside of a circular disk.
Tooling done right eases the burden of mass production and since we do everything on our own, it is even easier for us.
At Eurobalt we pride ourselves in running an efficient workshop where the employees are trained and the machines run as they are supposed to.
When to machine metal parts produced by pressing in powder metallurgy
Production of the parts from mixed metallic powders is slowly displacing traditional casting and stamping.
How are metal powders performed? How are metal powders produced for industrial application?
Mass production of various products by means of powder metallurgy, performed from metal powder, became actively develop, since…
Eurobalt Engineering is a powder metallurgy company. We accept production inquiries for sintered and pressed parts.
These sintered parts are the key elements of shock absorbers manufacturing, they determine characteristics of shock absorbers, their lifespan and operational stability. That’s why, in order to meet the requirements of this industry, our powder metallurgy production ensures high precision and stability of sizes and characteristics of sintered parts from batch to batch.
The sintered moulded parts, manufactured by Eurobalt Engineering, have high productivity, heat and wear resistance, high-precision dimensions, and a number of other advantages.
Sintered parts are produced by pressing metal powder. In order to manufacture and provide a timely delivery of high-quality sintered parts at a reasonable price, a high-quality mould is needed.
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