
Powder Injection Molding (PIM) and the benefits of a debinding unit made by DesbaTec
- Published: Friday, 17 January 2014 10:34
- Written by Nelli Zinn

A) What is Powder Injection Modling?
Power Injection Molding (PIM) is a production technique for the serial production of parts
made of metallic (MIM) or ceramic (CIM) raw materials.
Typical areas of operation are e.g.:
- Automotive industry
- Medical technology
- Machine building
- Aeronautics and space industry
- Optical industry
- Electrical industry
- Watch industry
Here, the process of powder injection molding runs in four phases:
1) Material preparation
2) Forming
3) Debinding
4) Sintering
B) How does a debinding unit work?
C) The main advantages of our debinding units at a glance:
● High security through washing with injected inert gas
● Injection circulation to optimize the debinding rate
● PLC control with adjustable process parameters
● Compact design:
Integrable solvent buffer tank (space-saving) with integrable cooling unit
for reduction of emission losses
● User-friendly front-loading
● Debinding possible using solvent or water
● On request: remote maintenance and diagnostics via modem
● Redundant heating regulation
● Continuous pressure monitoring to control the vacuum and the inerting
● Continuous reactor level measurement and freely adjustable levels
● Continuous leak monitoring during the debinding process
● Sophisticated process technology through collaboration with research institutions
(z.B. FOTEC Research and Technology transfer GmbH)
● Environmental protection through closed system with vapor return line
We’ll be happy to advise you finding a suitable solution/ system for your specific needs. Assure yourself personally and under realistic conditions of the many benefits of a debinding unit made by DesbaTec.