When you require complex or multi-functional metal parts, Metal Injection Moulding (MIM) can provide an innovative and cost effective alternative to the conventional manufacturing processes of machining, investment casting or press sintering. In fact, components that require intricate shapes can be manufactured in high quality from a wide range of materials. Some of these include low alloy steels, stainless steels, wear or heat resistant steels, titanium, and soft magnetic irons.

Parts manufactured through MIM technology have been introduced successfully into a number of industries. In addition to the automotive industry as well as consumer products, these parts can be found today in household appliances, locking systems, medical devices, surgical instruments, measuring and control devices, and many other applications.