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Micro Metals PM, Inc.

1049 Owens Rd
P.O. Box 669
Jamestown, TN 38556-5420
US
(931) 879-9946

http://www.powdermetalparts.net
Micro Metals was established in 1976 by Carl R. Edwards, a 50-year veteran of the powder metallurgy industry. We have continually grown over the past 35 years, and our plant now covers 65,000 square feet. From the beginning, we have worked to provide our customers with economically viable and structurally sound products while never compromising the moral and ethical values upon which we were built. That's because we believe there can be no substitute for honest communication and joint problem solving.
Bearings/Flanges, Cams/Lobes/Pawls, Gears/Sprockets/Pulleys, Sensor Rings,
Press and Sinter
Agricultural, Off-Highway, Recreational Vehicle, Appliances, Food Service, Cutlery, Automotive, Hardware Power Tools, Industrial (small engine, pumps, power transfer, value parts), Lawn and Garden, Recreational, Sporting Goods,
ISO/TS 16949

Company Contacts

RoleNameEmail
Official ContactKrise, Stevenstevekrise@micrometalsinc.net

Additional Demographics and Lists

ListItem
Furnaces2,100 ˚F - 2,300 ˚F
FurnacesContinuous belt
Furnacesup to 2,100 ˚F
MaterialsBrass
MaterialsBronze
MaterialsCopper, Bronze, Brass
MaterialsIron & Iron Alloys
MaterialsMagnetic
MaterialsStainless Steel
SpecialtiesCNC machining
SpecialtiesCoating
SpecialtiesCopper Infiltration
SpecialtiesDrilling & tapping
SpecialtiesGrinding
SpecialtiesSecondary Operation
SpecialtiesSizing & Coining
SpecialtiesSurface densification & gear rolling