Sintex® Metal Injection Moulding

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The technical datasheets are only available in English.

In addition to technical characteristics, the technical data sheets for MIM contain information on MIM granulate and the associated advantages and disadvantages. There are thus various granulates under each MIM material that result in various properties.

We divide granulates into 3 types – Pre-alloy, Master-alloy and Engineering-alloy – see their advantages and disadvantages in the data sheets.

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Sintex® Metal Injection Moulding

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Rpo.2
[MPa]

UTS Rm
[MPa]

Elongation
[%]

Hardness
[Hv10]

STX 17-4PH MIM

Exceptional combination of mechanical strength and corrosion resistance...

STX 17-4 PH MIM is a martensitic dispersion strengthened stainless steel material that allows stainless steel components with extra high mechanical properties to be designed.

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650 - 750

≥ 950

800 - 950

≥ 1100

≥ 6

≥ 4

≥ 320

≥ 370

STX 316L MIM

High corrosion resistance for aggressive environments...

STX 316L MIM is an austenitic stainless steel alloy that is often used in aggressive environments, as it is one of the best stainless steel alloys available with MIM technology.

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150 - 200

450 - 510

≥ 50

≥ 120

STX M2 MIM

Tool steel for complex geometries...

STX M2 MIM is a high-speed steel with amazing wear properties due to its hardness. MIM technology makes it possible to completely avoid the need for finishing.

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≥ 800

≥ 800

≥ 1200

≥ 1200

≥ 1

≥ 1

≥ 520

≥ 820