Solar Atmospheres of Western PA and Neota Product Solutions develop sintering partnership

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Solar Atmospheres of Western PA recently acquired a vacuum furnace which is engineered to handle the known rigors of MIM processing. (Courtesy: Solar Atmospheres of Western PA)

Solar Atmospheres of Western PA and Neota Product Solutions, a custom metal injection molding (MIM) manufacturer in Loveland, Colorado, developed an exclusive sintering partnership.

Neota provides comprehensive MIM solutions from early-stage prototyping to full-scale manufacturing. Solar and Neota have developed a sintering thermal profile that not only densifies their complex geometric shapes but also controls shrinkage. This results in a solid and strong metallic part, with near 100 percent density, while maintaining the tight tolerances that are required in their precision components.

Collaborating with Solar Manufacturing, the vacuum furnace production arm of the Solar family, Solar Atmospheres of Western PA recently acquired a vacuum furnace which is engineered to handle the known rigors of MIM processing. The furnace has a work zone of 36” x 36” x 48” with a load capacity of 3,000 pounds.

“Solar has been a class-act organization and has been instrumental in the aggressive growth of our company,” said Jason Osborne, president of Neota.

Bob Hill, president of Solar Atmospheres of Western PA, said, “We have sincerely enjoyed our relationship with the Neota team. As MIM industry experts, they know what they ultimately want in a finished part. As vacuum thermal processing specialists, we know how to achieve their high temperature processing parameters while not damaging our state-of-the-art vacuum equipment. Investing in our customers’ needs, ultimately, results in lasting mutual relationships which become a successful endeavor for both parties.”

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