Sintering allows to obtain complex shapes directly from the compacting tooling, without any machining operation, like teeth, splines, profiles, frontal geometries, etc.

Achievable tolerances in the perpendicular direction of compacting are typically IT 8-9 as sintered, improvable up to IT 5-7 after sizing. IT 10-13 is achieved in length depending on the component geometry; additional machining operations can improve this precision.

Sintered parts are typically 5% to 25% lighter than the same wrought components, as a consequence of the internal micro-porosity.

The internal micro-porosity of sintered parts produce a damping effect on the vibration propagation.

The manufacturing process of sintered components is certified as ecological, because the material waste is very low, the product is recyclable, and the energy efficiency is good because the material is not molten.

The tool stability, the technical complexity of the production devices, and the SPC control system, give high reliability and repeatability to the mass production sintered components.