Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for bonding an inorganic molding produced from a power injection molding material by injection molding with an inorganic molding produced by a method other than injection molding. SOLUTION: The method where at least one first inorganic molding (1) produced from a powder injection molding material by injection molding is permanently bonded to at least one second inorganic molding (2) produced by a method other than injection molding comprises the method steps: (a) injection molding the first inorganic molding (1) from binder-containing powder injection molding materials, (b) removing binder from the first inorganic molding (1) and (c) carrying out a sinter process with the first and second inorganic moldings and (1, 2) fitted together, the at least one first inorganic molding (1) and the at least one second inorganic molding (2) being fitted together before step (b) or before step (c). COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
The invention relates to a device for continuously and catalytically removing binder from metallic and/or ceramic moulded bodies produced by powder injection moulding, the device comprising a binder-removing furnace, through which the moulded bodies pass in a direction of conveyance and in which they are brought to a suitable processing temperature, a conveying device, for introducing a process gas which is needed to remove the binder and contains a reaction partner, at least one device for introducing a protective gas into a reaction chamber of the binder-removing furnace, and a burner, for burning the gaseous reaction products that result from the binder removing process, one or more devices being included which lead to a targeted flow of the process gas in the device transversely to the direction of conveyance.
Abstract:
A novel metal injection molding material contains a) from 40 to 70% by volume of metal powder, including at least 50% by weight, based on the total amount of metal, of an iron-containing powder, at least 90% by weight, based on the amount of this iron-containing powder, of the particles of which have an effective diameter of at least 40 micrometers, b) from 30 to 60% by volume of a thermoplastic binder and c) from 0 to 5% by volume of a dispersant and/or other assistants. This injection molding material is shaped by injection molding, the injection molded parts are freed from the binder and said parts freed from the binder are sintered.
Abstract:
The apparatus for the continuous catalytic removal of binder from metallic and/or ceramic shaped bodies produced by powder injection molding, which comprises a binder removal furnace through which the shaped bodies pass in a transport direction and are brought to a suitable process temperature, a feed facility for introduction of a process gas which is required for binder removal and comprises a reactant, at least one facility for the introduction of a protective gas into a reaction space of the binder removal furnace and a flare to burn the gaseous reaction products obtained in binder removal, wherein one or more devices which lead to a flow of the process gas directed transversely to the transport direction in the apparatus are present.
Abstract:
The invention relates to hard material sintered compacts with a nickel- and cobalt-free, nitrogenous steel as binder of the hard phase. The invention further relates to a method for producing said hard material sintered compacts by methods of powder metallurgy, especially by powder injection molding, and to powder injection molding masses for producing said hard material sintered compacts by powder injection molding.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a process for the production of sintered three-dimensional strips of shaped bodies and for the production of the shaped bodies from a pulverulent, inorganic material, to sintered three-dimensional shaped bodies and to the use of the sintered, three-dimensional shaped bodies as shot pellets, munitions, angling weights, for balancing tires, as oscillating weight in clocks, for radiation screening, as a balancing weight in drive motors and engines, for the production of sports equipment or as a catalyst support.
Abstract:
The apparatus for the continuous catalytic removal of binder from metallic and/or ceramic shaped bodies produced by powder injection molding, which comprises a binder removal furnace through which the shaped bodies pass in a transport direction and are brought to a suitable process temperature, a feed facility for introduction of a process gas which is required for binder removal and comprises a reactant, at least one facility for the introduction of a protective gas into a reaction space of the binder removal furnace and a flare to burn the gaseous reaction products obtained in binder removal, wherein one or more devices which lead to a flow of the process gas directed transversely to the transport direction in the apparatus are present.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a novel metal powder injection molding material containing a) 4 0 to 70 percent by volume of powdered metal, including at least 50 percent by weight relative to the entire quantity of metal of an iron-containing powder , at least 90 percent by weight relative to the quantity of the iron-containin g powderof the particles of said iron-containing powder having an effective diameter of at least 40 micrometers, b) 30 to 60 percent by volume of a thermoplastic binder, and c) 0 to 5 percent by volume of a dispersing adjuva nt and/or other optional adjuvants. Said injection molding material is deformed by injection molding, the binder is removed from the injection-molded pieces , and the injection-molded pieces from which the binder has been removed are sintered.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a process for the production of sintered three-dimensional strips of shaped bodies and for the production of the shaped bodies from a pulverulent, inorganic material, to sintered three-dimensional shaped bodies and to the use of the sintered, three-dimensional shaped bodies as shot pellets, munitions, angling weights, for balancing tires, as oscillating weight in clocks, for radiation screening, as a balancing weight in drive motors and engines, for the production of sports equipment or as a catalyst support.