From Metal Powder Industries Federation
The North American powder metallurgy (PM) industry regained its growth momentum in 2010 after five dismal years of declining demand. While the dramatic rebound can be largely pinned on the increase in light-vehicle sales, other end markets also gained. PM's design-engineering advantages, contributions to sustainability, and proven economies are stronger than ever. The industry has much to look forward to.
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Without a doubt the North American powder metallurgy (PM) Industry has endured the worst period of declining production and sales in all sectors (metal powders, equipment and parts) in its history. We...
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