Vacuum Induction Melting provides controlled processing for nickel-based master alloys and specialty compositions used to manufacture corrosion-resistant alloys.
Controlled master alloys enable more reliable alloy recovery, composition adjustment and melt consistency for downstream alloy producers.
Vacuum exothermic technology is used for the development of reactive and strategic alloying materials where controlled reaction conditions are required.
The process platform is relevant for:
Electron Beam Melting provides a route for refining selected reactive and refractory metals under high vacuum.
The MSAM roadmap includes EBM-based development for:
These materials can support high-purity alloying, coatings, catalysts and specialised process applications.
MSAM’s planned refractory-metal process route combines hydrogen reduction, Cold Isostatic Pressing and vacuum sintering.
Process Sequence
Metal oxide → Hydrogen reduction → Powder preparation → Cold isostatic pressing → Vacuum sintering → Finished pellet or compact
Relevant Products
Molybdenum pellets
Tungsten pellets
Refractory-metal compacts
High-density alloying additions