Product Description:

Powder Metallurgy Parts are manufactured with advanced powder metallurgy sintering techniques. They are made of high-quality materials such as iron nickel alloy FM5040, FN0205, D39, bronze and brass. The density of these parts is more than 6.7g/cm3 and the hardness is HRC35-40. The parts are given a polishing surface treatment to create a smooth and shiny finish. Our Powder Metallurgy Parts are widely used for oiled sleeves and other sintering bronze goods. With excellent quality and durability, our products are highly sought after by customers.

Features:

• PM products - Powder Metallurgy Parts
• FM5040 iron nickel alloy - Material: Iron Nickel Alloy, FN0205, D39, Bronze, Brass
• Density - Higher Than 6.7g/cm3
• MOQ - 5000 Pieces
• Polishing - Surface Treatment: vibration polishing
• Hardness - Hardness: HRC35-40 or as per requirement

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

HYX Powder Metallurgy Parts have been widely used in various industries such as sintering, electrical motor, bearing bush and oiled sleeve.

Customization:

Customized Powder Metallurgy Parts from HYX

• Brand Name: HYX
• Model Number: HYX-PM-XXX
• Place of Origin: Shenzhen, China
• MOQ: 5000 Pieces
• Hardness: HRC35-40
• Processing Method: Powder Metallurgy Sintering
• Application: Automotive, Electronics, Etc.
• Tolerance: ISO2768-M

HYX provides customized PM products and Metal powder sintering parts with Metal powder sintering technology. Our Powder Metallurgy Parts are ideal for a variety of applications in automotive, electronics, etc. We are committed to achieving tolerances of ISO2768-M and hardness range of HRC35-40. Contact us to learn more about our Powder Metallurgy Parts.

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Packing and Shipping:

Powder metallurgy parts are usually packaged with protective materials such as bubble wrap, foam, and plastic bags to prevent corrosion and damage during transportation. The parts are then placed inside sturdy cardboard boxes. The boxes are sealed with tape to ensure the parts do not move during transit. To further protect the parts, the boxes are placed inside larger boxes that are filled with packing peanuts or foam pieces to absorb any shocks during shipping. The boxes are then labeled with the customer’s information and shipped to the customer’s specified destination.