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What does P/M stand for?
P/M stands for Powder Metallurgy
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In addition to the automotive industry, the powder metallurgy industry also caters to a wide range of industries including aerospace, medical and dental.
To maintain the lead in the industry, TPM consistently develops pioneering products and technology, launching the world's first spiral-face-gear made by powder metallurgy in August to save time and labor cost to surprise many brand vendors and attract lots of inquires.
Donaldson, director of research and development North America and materials engineering at GKN Sinter Metals, Jefferson, has received the Distinguished Service to Powder Metallurgy award from the Metal Powder Industries Federation for his outstanding career achievements.
During the 1990s GKN embarked on a number of strategic initiatives and in 1997 it built its own small powder metallurgy business, and within five years its turnover grew from about EUR100million to EUR1 billion.
High wear resistance is achieved through powder metallurgy.
Box 40760, Lansing, MI, 48901-7960 tel: 800/748-0384 fax: 517/371-4930# Samdo Powder Metallurgy USA, Richmond, VA Stahl Specialty Co, Kingsville, MO Tex-Vent Company, Columbus, OH COREBOXES, WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC Adolf's Pattern Shop Inc, 425 NE 80th Ave, Portland, OR, 97213-7019 tel: 503/253-0602 fax: 503/253-5952# Behler Patterns Inc, Orwigsburg, PA Castech Inc, 6325 W National Ave, Milwaukee, WI, 53214-5052 tel: 414/476-1230 fax: 414/476-2755# Clinkenbesrd & Assoc Inc, 577 Grable St, Rockford, IL, 61109-2086 tel: 815/226-0291 fax: 815/226-1766# Dependable Pattern Works Inc, Portland, OR Enterprise Pattern Co.
During a project on the development of sensors for the powder metallurgy industry, NIST has developed a technique for production of nitrogenated stainless steel alloys with enhanced corrosion and mechanical properties.