MIM F75 (ASTM F75) - Hipped

MM F75 is most commonly used in the medical industry on applications that require:

  • Biocompatibility
  • Corrosion resistance
  • High strength
  • Non-magnetic 
  • Wear resistance

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Mechanical Properties

Material Alloy Tensile Strength   Yield Strength (0.2%)   Impact Strength   Macro (apparent)   Macro (apparent)   Micro-Indentation (converted)   Young's Modulus   Poisson's Ratio   Elongation  
PSI x 103
PSI x 103
ft lb
HRB
HRC
Rockwell
Gpa
Ratio
% in 25.4mm
Special MIM Materials
147
81
130
-
25
-
-
-
30

Physical Properties

Material Alloy Density  
lb/in3
Special MIM Materials
0.298

Composition

Special MIM Materials
% MIM F75 (ASTM F75) - Hipped
Iron (max) <.75
Nickel (max) 1.0 Max
Molybdenum 5.0-7.0
Silicon 1.0
Carbon .15 Max
Chromium 26-30
Cobalt Bal.
Manganese -
Copper --
Niobium --
Aluminum --
Magnesium --
Titanium --
Zirconium --
Niobium + Tantalum -
Phosphorus -
Sulfur -
RoHS Compliant

 

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Last updated 01.30.2020