MIM + MBJ Dual-Process Precision Manufacturing Service
From rapid prototyping to mass production, one-stop precision metal parts manufacturing solution
MIM + MBJ Dual-Process Precision Manufacturing Service
From rapid prototyping to mass production, one-stop precision metal parts manufacturing solution
3-5 days
MBJ rapid prototyping
50-70%
Cost reduction vs. CNC
30+
Material selection
11
Industries served
MIM Metal Injection Molding — Preferred for high-volume precision manufacturing
MIM(Metal Injection Molding)mixes metal powder with a binder, injects it into a mold, and then debinds and sinters it to obtain dense metal parts. It is particularly suitable for precision metal parts with complex 3D structures, high volume, and high precision, with unit cost 50-70% lower than CNC.
MBJ Metal 3D Printing — No tooling required, 3-5 day rapid prototyping
MBJ (Metal Binder Jetting) bonds metal powder layer by layer using a binder, requiring no tooling and no support structures. It is suitable for design validation, small-batch production, and rapid prototyping of complex structures. It shares the sintering process with MIM, and the data can be directly used for mass production transition.
MIM + MBJ Synergy — Seamless transition from prototyping to mass production
MBJ rapid design validation + MIM batch cost reduction = complete product lifecycle service. Same supplier, same quality system, zero-risk transition, optimal time, optimal cost.
R&D Engineer
Focus: prototyping speed, design validation
In the new product development stage, you need to quickly obtain physical parts to validate the design. MBJ produces first articles in 3-5 days with no tooling cost, supporting rapid iteration and optimization. After validation, seamlessly transition to MIM mass production.
Purchasing Manager
Focus: cost control, supply chain stability
High-volume precision parts require cost reduction; MIM unit cost is 50-70% lower than CNC. Annual supply capacity in the tens of millions, on-time delivery rate 99.8%. One-stop from prototyping to mass production reduces supplier management costs.
Entrepreneur / Hardware Team
Focus: flexible start, cost control
Small batches, multiple varieties, rapid iteration to validate market demand. MBJ flexible prototyping requires no tooling investment, and after volume increases, seamlessly switch to MIM mass production. Scale as needed, reducing upfront investment risk.
Common MIM Materials — 30+ Materials to Meet Multi-Industry Needs
From general stainless steel to special superalloys, we offer a wide range of MIM material selections. All materials comply with RoHS and REACH environmental regulations, and material certificates are available. Unsure about material selection? Engineers can provide free recommendations.
| Material Category | Representative Grades | Core Characteristics | Typical Applications | Data Sheet |
| Austenitic Stainless Steel | 316L / 304L | Corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, good appearance | Medical devices, consumer electronics, food equipment | Download → |
| Martensitic Stainless Steel | 17-4PH / 420 / 440C | High strength, heat treatable, wear resistant | Structural parts, gears, surgical instruments | Download → |
| Titanium Alloy | Ti-6Al-4V / Ti-6Al-7Nb | Lightweight, biocompatible, high strength | Aerospace, medical implants, high-end wearables | Download → |
| Soft Magnetic Alloy | Fe-50Ni / Fe-2Ni | Excellent soft magnetic properties, high permeability | Sensor cores, electromagnetic parts | Download → |
| Superalloy | Inconel 718 / Hastelloy | High temperature resistance, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance | Aero-engines, turbochargers | Download → |
| Special Alloy | Tungsten alloy / Copper alloy / Cobalt-chromium | High density / High conductivity / Wear resistance | Military, electronics cooling, dental | Download → |
Process Selection Guide — MIM or MBJ?
Based on your demand volume, part complexity, delivery requirements, and cost targets, select the most suitable process solution. If you are unsure, we provide a free DFM evaluation to help you make a decision.
| Requirement Scenario | Recommended Process | Reason | Related Resources |
| Design validation、Functional testing | MBJ | No tooling required, first part in 3-5 days, rapid iteration | Mbj process → |
| Small batch delivery (<1,000 pieces) | MBJ | No tooling cost, reasonable unit cost | Cost guide → |
| Batch production (>1,000 pieces) | MIM | Cost 50-70% lower than CNC, optimal for high volume | Mim process → |
| Annual demand of millions and above | MIM | Annual supply capacity in tens of millions, very low unit price after tooling amortization | Consumer electronics solution → |
| Complex internal structure validation | MBJ | Free forming, not limited by mold parting lines | Mbj capability → |
| Cost‑sensitive long‑term supply | MIM | Extremely low unit cost after tooling amortization | Material selection guide → |