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A modern powder metallurgy factory uses AI, IIoT, and advanced sintering to produce complex, high-strength parts with minimal waste for EV and medical industries.

Shock absorber washers are crucial cushions that dampen vibrations, prevent metal-on-metal contact, and ensure proper shock alignment for a smooth, quiet ride.

A coil spring supports your car’s weight, absorbs road bumps, and keeps tires in contact for a smoother, safer, and more stable ride.

Our 2025 guide to the metal powder pressing process compares methods like MIM, HIP, and cold pressing to help you select the right technique based on cost and complexity.

A strut rod is not the same as a shock absorber; each serves a unique role in suspension, with the shock absorber controlling vehicle bounce.

An IATF 16949 certified sintered parts manufacturer meets zero-defect standards using FMEA for risk prevention and SPC for real-time process control.

A shim shock uses thin, flexible metal discs (shims) to control damping. Adjusting the shim stack offers precise control over high-speed hits and bottom-out resistance.

Choosing a quality sintered bush manufacturer lowers total costs, enhances product reliability, and improves supply chain efficiency for a stronger bottom line.

A spring stores energy when compressed, then releases it to absorb road shocks. A shock absorber controls the movement of the spring, reducing bounce and keeping the ride smooth. Both play a key role in safety and comfort by helping the tires grip the road and reducing the impact from bumps. Max off

Shock shims are thin metal discs inside your shock absorber that bend to control oil flow. Adjusting their thickness and arrangement fine-tunes damping forces.