Porous Metal Tube A porous metal tube is a tubular porous material produced by sintering metal powders or fibers. Its walls feature a uniform distribution of numerous microscopic pores, allowing gases or liquids to pass through while simultaneously retaining solid particles. Key Features · Combines the high strength, high-temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance of metals

In manufacturing sectors such as fluid filtration, noise reduction, powder transport piping, and aerospace, metal tubes serve as critical components that combine structural integrity with filtration capabilities; consequently, their application across various fields is becoming increasingly widespread. Unlike traditional closed-wall tubing, these metal tubes achieve specific functions—such as fluid passage, solid particle retention, or pressure

Porous Metal Disc A porous metal disc is a circular, disc-shaped object fabricated from metallic materials—such as stainless steel, bronze, or nickel—through processes such as powder metallurgy and sintering, featuring an internal structure of either interconnected or closed pores. Its defining characteristic is high porosity, combining the inherent strength of metal with the functional capabilities

Nickel-Chromium Alloy Mesh Nickel-chromium alloy (NiCr), as a classic functional metal material, enjoys an irreplaceable position in modern industry due to its excellent mechanical strength, high-temperature stability, oxidation resistance, and corrosion resistance. The nickel-chromium alloy mesh produced by weaving the nickel-chromium alloy wire combines the excellent properties of the wire material with the structural advantages