Glebus Alloys is a precision manufacturer established in 1998 whose powder-metallurgy know-how traces to Ceramet, founded in Poland in 1965. The company is known for custom sintered self-lubricating parts developed with application-engineering support for demanding industrial machinery, including equipment used in hydropower and tire manufacturing. Its plants in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Sweden provide an integrated EU-based manufacturing and supply chain.
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AMES Group Sintering, SAAMES Group Sintering, SA has been making sintered components since 1951, building its identity around powder metallurgy rather than conventional metal melting. From its base in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Spain, the company serves industrial customers with precision parts for complex, high-volume applications, including self-lubricating bearings.BIRD IN HAND, PA
GKN Powder MetallurgyGKN Powder Metallurgy produces precision metal components and metal powders through a global network of manufacturing sites and innovation centers. The company describes a 260-year history and identifies powder metallurgy as its central area of expertise, supplying customers across automotive, industrial, energy, medical, aerospace, and other markets.DUBOIS, PA
Elco Sintered AlloysElco Sintered Alloys is a powdered metal parts manufacturer incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1958. After starting in a garage in St. Marys, the company moved to its current location in Kersey in the early 1970s, where it develops and produces sintered parts for customer applications.KERSEY, PA
Powder Metal Goldschmidt (PMG)Founded from the Sinterstahl operation in Füssen in 1960, Powder Metal Goldschmidt (PMG) develops and manufactures near-net-shape powder-metal components and assemblies, with a particular strength in shock-absorber parts and automotive powertrain systems. The company now employs about 1,700 people across seven plants in Europe, Asia and the United States, producing more than 500 million parts a year. Its four regional R&D centers support projects from design and testing through validation and series production, while patented processes such as Densiform® and Radiform® extend what powder metallurgy can do.PHILIPSBURG, PA