Electronics is a highly competitive industry, where manufacturers and customers both value innovation in design.

Powdered metal parts are used in the electronics industry for various applications, including connectors, brackets, electrical terminals, shields, springs, and enclosures. MIM Powdered metal parts offer the advantage of reduced weight compared to their traditional counterparts, as well as the ability to create more complex geometries. This opens up greater possibilities for applications in the miniaturization and precision engineering of electronic components.

Powder metal manufacturing delivers cost savings in production along with world-class sound. Powder metal can be used within the loudspeaker core or other speaker parts.

Powdered metal parts offer superior performance in high frequency, high-power applications due to their high electrical conductivity and extremely low resistive losses. Further, they are capable of being custom designed to meet specific requirements, making them well-suited for many electronics applications. Additionally, powdered metal parts offer high levels of wear and corrosion resistance, making them durable in extreme operating conditions such as those found in aerospace and automotive electronic components.

Manufacturers in a wide range of industries are showing greater interest in using powder metal manufacturing to replace some of the components made in more traditional ways. Powder metal can deliver a cost savings of up to 70% over other manufacturing processes, but there are more benefits to powder metallurgy than simply saving money.