Metal Injection Moulding

Choose MIM.
Because, robustness meets intricate designs.

Metal Injection Moulding (MIM)

Maximum resilience and complexity. The demands on components in fluid technology are high. Simultaneously, there is a consistent need for compact and intricate geometries. However, this doesn't have to be a contradiction.

  • 1 Geometric design freedom

  • 2 High precision

  • 3 Outstanding surface quality

  • 4 Excellent material properties

AVS Römer advantages

Unlimited design freedom

For maximum flexibility in shaping:

  • Variety in sizes
  • Compact designs and complex geometries
  • Economical manufacturing

Complex and detailed shapes

High precision and detail accuracy for maximum precision:

  • Compact design
  • Smallest dimensions and geometries
  • Detailed reproduction of texts, reliefs, and structures
  • Tight tolerances

Durable and fail-safe

Excellent material properties for demanding conditions

  • Extremely high material strength and mechanical durability
  • First-class surface quality
  • Unique detail accuracy

Cost-effective

  • Simplification of assemblies through the direct integration of functions into the MIM component – threads can be formed during the molding process
  • Low material usage
  • Potential elimination of individual steps in the production process

MIM by the experts

All in one place. AVS Römer provides the opportunity to economically manufacture precision steel parts with complex shapes using MIM technology.

With the complete process in-house, we meet your requirements quickly and flexibly, thanks to our in-house tool manufacturing and state-of-the-art machinery.

Expert consultation

Working together with you, our experts will find the best solution for your requirements:

  • Aligning with the framework and requirements
  • Assistance in product selection
  • Product configuration (including various sealing materials)
  • Direct contacts with industry experience and expertise

Customized special solutions

For the optimal fulfillment of your specific requirements:

  • Development and production tailored to your needs
  • High material and process expertise in-house
  • Maximum flexibility through in-house tool and mold manufacturing

Highest quality standards

For high-quality products meeting the highest standards:

  • High quality standards in our in-house production facilities
  • Continuous monitoring and optimization of our production processes
  • Certifications according to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015
  • Full inspection

The perfect solution for your application

Food & Beverage

Highest hygiene. Our MIM components meet the stringent requirements for cleanability, durability, and certifications.

Industrial

Maximum operational and process safety, as well as robustness. Our MIM molded parts impress across the board.

Life Science

The high demands for reliability, safety, hygiene, and quality pose no challenge for our MIM components.

Metal Injection Moulding (MIM)

At a glance

The MIM process, also known as Metal Powder Injection Molding or Metal Injection Moulding, combines injection molding with sintering technology.

The starting material is a feedstock of stainless steel powder (1.4404) and a thermoplastic binder. Components are formed from the feedstock through injection molding. The final product made of solid stainless steel is achieved by completely removing the binder through a chemothermal process, followed by the sintering process.

From granulate to finished component – The MIM process

1. Mixing and granulating feedstock:
The feedstock is created by kneading and heating a homogeneous powder mixture of metal powder in the corresponding alloy and thermoplastic plastic as a binder. After granulation, the feedstock becomes viscous and ready for processing.

2. Injection molding:
The feedstock is injected into a closed mold at high pressure and elevated temperature. The resulting green part possesses all the geometric properties of the final component.

3. Debinding:
Removal of the binder from the green part. What remains is a purely metallic but still open-pore component, called the brown part.

4. Sintering:
Sintering the brown part at high temperatures. The result: a precision-molded part with the desired geometric and mechanical properties.

5. Final Inspection:
Testing, examining, and evaluating. Comprehensive quality control in the MIM laboratory.

Additional information

What can we do for you?

AVS Römer GmbH & Co. KG
Reismühle 3
94481 Grafenau
Tel: +49 8552 4076 0
E-Mail: info@avs-roemer.de

AVS Römer GmbH & Co. KG
Reismühle 3
94481 Grafenau
Tel: +49 8552 4076 0
E-Mail: info@avs-roemer.de