Corrosion behavior of 17 - 4PH steel, produced by the MIM process, sintered in different atmospheres
Otávio Real Cappellaro,
Jorge Luis Braz Medeiros,
Giovanni Pereira Uva
et al.
Abstract:The Metal Injection Molding (MIM) process is used for small parts, complex geometries, and high production volumes. Among the various ferrous and non-ferrous alloys that use this technology, the precipitation-hardened stainless steel Catamold 17 -4 PH stands out. This class of steel used in the aerospace and automotive industries is characterized by its resistance to corrosion combined with excellent mechanical properties. The sintering process of this steel is carried out in a controlled hydrogen-based atmosp… Show more
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