Porous Bronze Filter | Customized Sintered Bronze Filter Element 1-100 Microns

The production process of copper sintered filter element mold is to form metal powder in the mold through high-temperature sintering, and its core process and technical points are as follows:
Mold design and material selection
Design the mold cavity according to the shape of the filter element (sheet/tubular/special-shaped part), and the release slope needs to be preset
The material needs to be resistant to high temperature (>800°C), and graphite or high-strength alloy steel molds are commonly used
Powder filling and compaction
Spherical tin bronze powder (mesh 20-300 mesh) is used, and the larger the mesh, the higher the pore accuracy after sintering (accuracy range 1-100μm).
The loose filling method is used to evenly inject into the mold cavity to avoid structural defects caused by uneven density
High temperature sintering molding
It is heated in a medium-temperature electric furnace with a reducing atmosphere (such as hydrogen or ammonia) and the temperature is controlled at 70%-90% of the melting point of bronze (about 700-900°C).
The holding time is adjusted according to the size (usually 30-120 minutes), so that the powder particles are bonded through diffusion to form a three-dimensional mesh pore structure