CMG Technologies is an internationally
renowned specialist in Metal Injection
Moulding (MIM)
Providing injection moulded components to the medical, aerospace, automotive and industrial sectors for over 20 years.
CMG Technologies is an internationally
renowned specialist in Metal Injection
Moulding (MIM)
Providing injection moulded components to the medical, aerospace, automotive and industrial sectors for over 14 years.
Welcome to CMG Technologies
The UK’s leading MIM producer
We facilitate the entire MIM process in-house, in the UK – from the tool design and build, to compounding the feedstock, through to the final sintering stage. This tight control at all stages allows us to manage the consistency and dimensional repeatability of the parts we produce enabling us to supply components of unrivalled quality and maintain full accreditation to ISO9001-2015.
In house production
CMG facilitates the entire MIM process in-house, enabling significantly reduced lead times when compared to manufacturing using more than one contractor.
Reducing costs
Intricate and complex components
that have previously been difficult or costly to produce through traditional manufacturing methods can be achieved at significantly reduced prices.
Small to large volumes
MIM is effective in producing complex components in annual volumes tailored to each individual product. Our MIM process is suitable to provide both small or large annual volumes of components, while maintaining cost effectiveness.
No waste
CMG is the only MIM company in the UK to facilitate the complete MIM process in-house – a manufacturing method for metal, which is used to produce precise, complex parts in large quantities with low waste.
Latest news from CMG
Keeping you abreast of MIM technology
Making intricate, vital parts for life-saving ventilators
Case Study: CMG is the ideal candidate for making intricate, vital parts for life-saving ventilators
Servomex’s sensor technology brand Hummingbird required support to manufacture vital parts for its Paracube oxygen sensor. The sensor is used in ventilators for treatment of severe respiratory diseases and disorders exacerbated by COVID-19.
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