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Volume 23, No. 2, February/March 1994

Headlines

Toronto Conference Attracting International Audience
Successful P/M Trade Mission
DuPont Sells Arkansas P/M Operation
Penn Press Introduces High Performance Process
Megamet Awarded MIM Patent
ISO Registration
PMI Ceases Publication
Specialty Metal Powder Study
Hoeganaes Increases Production Capacity
Alcan to Distribute Graphite
New Sieve Shaker
Gas Atomizer Installed at CERAM
PM2TEC’94 Exhibition
Reports on Canadian Advanced Materials
Advanced Materials Trade Mission
Compacting/Tooling and High Density Seminars
Round Table on World Automotive Marketplace
P/M World Congress Program Announced
Section News
People in the News
 

International Powder Metallurgy Conference Launched as a Hybrid Event

The 2021 North American conference on powder metallurgy (PM) and particulate materials, will be offered in a hybrid format, with delegates electing to be in-person or presenting or attending virtually.  PowderMet2021 will feature over 200 technical presentations from worldwide industry experts presenting on PM, particulate materials, metal additive manufacturing (AM), and tungsten at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort in Orlando, Florida, June 20–23, 2021. Review the program at PowderMet2021.org

Distinguished Service to Powder Metallurgy Awards Announced

The Metal Powder Industries Federation's (MPIF) Awards Committee has announced the recipients of the 2021 MPIF Distinguished Service to Powder Metallurgy (PM) Award that recognizes individuals who have actively served the North American PM industry for at least 25 years and, in the minds of their peers, deserve special recognition.

Semiconductor Shortage Threatens Global Automotive Production

A global semiconductor shortage is reported to be causing a number of automotive manufacturers to cut back on vehicle production, despite growing demand following the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As reported in Nikkei Asia, the lack of supply has forced Germany’s Volkswagen Group, as well as Japanese automakers Toyota, Honda and Nissan, to reduce production of certain models.

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