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SinterNews Electronic Newsletter
November 2004 (4th Edition )
A Sinter Magazine
The contents of the latest edition of SinterNews:
  1. EDITORIAL
    • Welcome to this fourth edition of International SinterNews.
  2. SINTERED GEAR WHEELS ENSURE BETTER FINANCES
    • KCI Konecranes never imagined that gear wheels manufactured by means of sintering could be used in their cranes. A common development project and subsequent tests, however, made the company change its mind.
  3. SMALL TOLERANCES IN SINTER METAL
    • The sintering technology makes it possible to manufacture components with very small tolerances. Danfoss has experienced how this results in high quality as well as considerable savings.
  4. SINTER COMPONENTS AS WEARING PARTS IN STAPLER
    • Only two years ago, the project manager of the Swedish company Josef Kihlberg did not really know what sinter metal was. Today, however, Josef Kihlberg has replaced several of its machined and hardened components with sinter metal components, which has entailed large savings.
  5. SINTER METAL AS INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
    • Knud Holscher is known as a progressive industrial designer, who has for more than 0 years created remarkable design for which he has received numerous prizes. Knud Holscher is one of the architects behind St. Catherine’s College in Oxford. He is also the man behind d line, an industrial design series, which has developed into a comprehensive and popular product range, among other things because of sinter metal.
  6. FJ SINTER SCHOOL – AN INTRODUCTION TO SINTER METAL
    • Most people know way too little about the many advantages of using sinter components, but FJ Sintermetal is now making an effort to change this.
Editorial
Welcome to this fourth edition of International SinterNews.
There are many prejudices against the use of sinter components. Unfortunately. Because in fact many companies could improve their production economy and quality by using more components manufactured by means of sinter technology.
Two prejudices are particularly prevalent. One is that sintering is only viable in connection with very large series, and the other is that the quality of sinter components is poorer than that of components made by means of common processing. Both are downright wrong!
Let us begin with the size of the series. It is correct that producing large series by means of the sintering method may be particularly advantageous. However, many people fail to see that the complexity of a component plays at least as important a part. The larger the complexity, the larger the possibilities of obtaining savings in connection with sintering. And as for the quality, we have reserved the main part of this issue of International SinterNews to providing examples that sinter components are either better or just as good as components manufactured by means of traditional processing.
We know from experience that the articles in SinterNews arouse curiosity among our readers, which is why we invite everyone who would like to know more to make use of the included reply card or to contact us via the phone or the Internet.

And with this invitation, I hope everyone will enjoy the reading.

Søren Weis SørensenSøren Weis Sørensen
Managing Director, FJ Sintermetal


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