A new conversion process combined with powder metallurgy and injection molding technique has been developed for application in the fabrication of[……]
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FineMIM (A Division of Jiangsu Tech Group) is a leading one-stop supplier of Metal Injection Molding (MIM) in China.
Metal Injection Molding vs. Investment Casting
Investment casting, also known as lost-wax casting, is one of the oldest metal working techniques, and refers to the process in which molten metal is[……]
MIM technology helps to explosive growth of E-Cigarettes
MIM has become a synonym for the iPhone SIM card tray and camera lens protector ring in the 3C industry. In addition to these, however, precision part[……]
FineMIM has produced the world’s thinnest integrally-molded metal fan blades utilizing the Metal Injection Molding process
Utilizing Metal Injection Molding (MIM) process, FineMIM has developed and produced the world’s thinnest integrally-molded metal fan blades at only 0.[……]
Metal Injection Molding in China: 2017 MIM parts sales estimated at $788 million
These MIM CPU fans highlight the evolving capabilities of Metal Injection Molding in Chin[……]
Metal Injection Molding for the Appliance Industry
Appliance designers should look to MIM as a favorable option for design enhancements.
A smart material option is creating new possibilities for appli[……]
Metal injection molding for medical device manufacturers
Component fabrication for medical devices must often enable the manufacture of strong, durable parts in intricate shapes and designs. The ability[……]
A Quick Guide to Metal Injection Molding (MIM)
A variation on the standard injection molding (which uses plastics), metal injection molding (MIM) is a relatively new way of producing complex shapes[……]
Metal Injection Molding Expands Ahead of U.S. GDP
The U.S. metal injection molding industry is steady with annual growth rates up to 5 percent, according to a new report from the members of the Metal[……]
Using outsourced MIM parts production for medical and dental components is less costly than buying and operating a machining center in-house
When does it make more sense to use outsourced MIM parts production than to buy and operate a machining center and do the work in-house? MIM is Metal[……]