Powder Steel CNC Precision Machined Parts ASP23 ASP60 Material

^{1. Provide the detailed production schedule for each order.}

^{2. Offering production status with video and photos for each component.}

^{3. Manufacture the parts base on customers' drawings to meet the quality requirements and industry standard.}

^{4. Over 99% orders can meet the lead time requirement.}

^{5. Respond to the enquiry within 24 hours and offer the quotation within 48 hours.}

^{6. Using the first-rank raw materials which also can be traced.}

^{7. Provide the most competitive price with the high quality and service standard.}

^{8. The most reasonable packing scheme for all products.}

FAQ:

^{Q1: What are powdered steels?}

^{A: Powder Metal Steel. Powder Metallurgy, Powder Metal and/or PM High Speed Steels are alternatives to conventional steels since they have properties such as high hardness and toughness that cannot be attained in high speed steels that are produced through conventional methods.}

^{Q2: Why is powdered steel better?}

^{A: Powdered steel is made by sintering different metals in the alloy into a very fine grain where the different elements are bonded into a consistent microstructure. It is a very precise method done in a laboratory rather than a steel mill. The resulting alloys have the best edge retention and can be easy to re-sharpen.}

^{Q3: How is powdered steel made?}

^{A: The metal ore is crushed and then mixed with another material, usually carbon. Once the mix is complete, it's put through a furnace to create a reaction that lowers the oxygen and carbon levels in the powder. The reduction in carbon and oxygen leaves the metal mix resembling a less-delicious sponge cake.}

^{Q4: What are the disadvantages of powder metallurgy?}

^{A: 1. There are often size limitations to PM parts that can make certain designs impossible to produce.}

^{2. Complex-shaped parts can also be challenging to make.}

^{Parts are generally not as strong or as ductile as cast irons or forged parts.}

^{Q5: Does powdered steel rust?}

^{A: Powder-coated steel is highly resistant to rust in most cases, so it won't develop unsightly rust patches or leave red streaks on a patio or building facade. However, if it sustains damage, small cracks in the coating may appear, admit moisture and allow rust to form.}​