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PM Flashback

Volume 21, No. 3, April 1992

APMI has a rich history that encompasses over sixty years advancing powder metallurgy. Explore the PM Flashback articles for insights into the industry's developments from 10, 20, and 40 years ago.

PM Flashback

International Journal of Powder Metallurgy—Volume 33, No. 6, 1997

The International Journal of Powder Metallurgy covers various materials and processes. Back in the day, the Consultant’s Corner was a popular feature. Revisit them to learn more about materials and processes.

WorldPM2026 Program & Registration!

The Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF) has announced that the WorldPM2026 program is now available online. Running June 25–29 in Montréal, WorldPM2026 brings together WorldPM, AMPM and Tungsten conferences to showcase the latest in powder metallurgy, metal additive manufacturing and particulate materials. The online program includes the full schedule, keynote details, oral and poster technical sessions, awards, and exhibitor listings—plus registration, hotel and visa information.

Attendees can plan technical tracks, view speaker guidance, and explore exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities. Visit the WorldPM2026 program page to review sessions and build your conference itinerary.

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MIM2026 Concludes in Jacksonville

The international conference for MIM—metal injection molding; CIM—ceramic injection molding; and CCIM— cemented carbide recently concluded in Jacksonville, Florida. The conference featured 18 technical presentations and a dozen commercial presentations by industry service providers.

 

MIM Cartridge Cases to Hit the Market

Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC), Johnstown, Pennsylvania, has licensed its patented metal injection molded (MIM) ammunition technology marking a major step toward commercial production. First developed with the U.S. Army in 2014, CTC produced initial MIM cartridge case prototypes in 2016 and refined the design over a decade, earning two U.S. patents in 2023.

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