Advantages of our crucible-based ultrasonic atomizing principle
Prevention of material loss and inaccuracy of alloy chemistry
due to precise control of the melting temperature via a crucible based induction heating system, while evaporation of alloy ingredients like Zn, Cr etc. is a common issue during plasma-assisted atomization.
Possibility to create own alloy composition inside of the Atomizer’s crucible-based melting system
Alloying with a good stirring/mixing effect due to strong medium- frequency induction generator with simultaneous high heating efficiency. Melting under vacuum or inert gas atmosphere and atomizing under inert gas atmosphere.
Increased yield and production capacity due to higher frequency
Yield for example for Bronze d50= 40-60 µm. Bronze throughput up to several kg/h.
Very small batch sizes down to ~100 g technically and financially viable.
Small footprint
Footprint of just a few square meters including infrastructure
No sophisticated and expensive filter required
for evaporated alloy ingredients otherwise caused by plasma melting
Feedstock can be in more or less any shape – not just pre-alloyed wire or bar
No need for complex and expensive wire production as feedstock material for atomizing, which is time-consuming and requires additional infrastructure like continuous casting machines, a drawing bench etc.
Extremely spherical powder
without any satellites for the highest powder fluidity and bulk density. Could be basically used as well for non-metallic materials (certain fluidity required).
Additional versions following soon
In development: e.g. larger version offering a crucible volume of 1.5 l
Fine-tuning of the particle size distribution is obtained by variation of the ultrasonic frequency and the metal mass flow:
HERE you can download our actual leaflet with all our solution for metal powder production and separation.