Powder Metallurgy - Sintering Temperatures for Some Common Metals

Written by AZoMNov 14 2002

Background

The sintering temperatures for:

• Iron/Steel

• Aluminium alloys

• Copper

• Brass

• Bronze

• Hard metals

are provided below.

Metal	Sintering Temp (°C)
Iron/Steel	1100-1300
Aluminium alloys	590-620
Copper	750-1000
Brass	850-950
Bronze	740-780
Hard metals	1200-1600

Source: The European Powder Metallurgy Association.

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