Living Metals
Our powder metallurgy products power cars and machines, light houses, transmit energy and make tools perform. What’s more, they are becoming increasingly important in high-tech industries such as electronics, power engineering and healthcare.
“Living Metals” forms an important part of the Plansee Group’s corporate culture. Throughout our 90-year history, developing new powder metallurgy technologies and applications has been more than just our business – it’s been our passion.
“Living Metals”, the Plansee Group’s magazine, regularly keeps readers up-to-date with how the Group is progressing.
No. 9, October 2011
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Contents:
- From single crystals to lighting modules: Extremely robust production technology for the mass manufacture of LEDs
- Spare parts for semiconductor manufacture: Better than the original
- Key component: Scattered electron trap ready for installation in computer tomographs
- Omnivorous: The high-temperature fuel cell provides heat and power
- Mimicking the sun: Heat exchangers at the limits of the technologically possible
- End-to-end solution: Heating element for high vacuum furnace
- Crankshaft machining: Extremely light-weigt cutting wheel permits rapid tool changes without a crane
- Like the gold rush: New drill heads make the vast shale gas deposits accessible
- A weight of 100 tons: Machining turbine shafts for power stations
- Molybdenum and tungsten supplies: Supply contracts, expanded capacities and acquisitions
- At the speed of light: Superconducting niobium tubes get electrons up to speed
- Functional materials properties on the way up: Professor Kieback on the growing importance of special materials
The Plansee wind orchestra released the new album “musical journey around the world”. Listen to these samples:
 Entry of the Gladiators
A Tribute to George Gershwin
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