Service Overview
Education that turns process dependency into process confidence.
DSH provides education and training programs for teams at every competency level. Programs are built to develop individual professionals while helping companies standardize debinding, sintering, feedstock evaluation, and process-control practices.
For new adopters.
Give engineers, operators, and decision makers a practical understanding of the MIM and metal AM process chain before scaling investment.
For production teams.
Close knowledge gaps in debinding, sintering, recipe development, and troubleshooting so teams can operate with stronger confidence.
For problem solving.
Build custom training around specific materials, production defects, furnace behavior, testing requirements, and qualification goals.
Available Trainings
Flexible Training Programs for Manufacturing Teams
Onsite, remote, and hybrid training options designed to help manufacturers strengthen internal process knowledge and production readiness.
Designed for companies investigating MIM or Metal AM production and looking to understand process flow, metallurgy, facility requirements, and production considerations.
Duration
2 Days
Training Format
Remote/Onsite
Debinding & Sintering Fundamentals
Advanced process training focused on feedstock evaluation, process control, recipe development, best practices, and troubleshooting guidance.
Duration
3-5 Days
Training Format
Remote/Onsite
Feedstock to Finished Product
Instructor Credibility
Led by Bryan Sherman, Chief Metallurgist.
Bryan Sherman brings more than 25 years of technical experience in MIM equipment manufacturing, application development, process improvement, debinding, and sintering. His training approach is built around real production problems, not theoretical coursework.
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Metallurgical expert in MIM and sinter-based metal AM
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Deep experience in high-temperature metal processing
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Background with captive MIM parts manufacturing operations
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Co-author of patents in Powderflo Technology
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Material Science and Ceramic Engineering background
Curriculum Focus
Training built around the realities of metal part production.
Each program can be configured around the customer’s equipment, feedstock, production goals, and current level of metallurgical maturity.
Debinding Fundamentals
Binder systems, catalytic pathways, solvent debinding, thermal removal, defect prevention, and process controls.
Sintering Strategy
Atmosphere control, shrinkage, densification, furnace behavior, cycle planning, and repeatability.
Defect Troubleshooting
Root cause analysis for cracking, distortion, blistering, carbon issues, density variation, and dimensional drift.
Feedstock Evaluation
Material selection, powder characteristics, binder behavior, handling considerations, and qualification inputs.
Testing & Quality
Metallography, density, hardness, TGA, dilatometry, mechanical testing strategy, and interpretation of results.
Process Standardization
Documentation, internal best practices, operator alignment, training consistency, and knowledge transfer.
Faster Ramp
Accelerated Onbaording
Accelerate understanding for engineers, operators, and managers working across MIM and metal AM.
Less Tribal
Standardize Knowledge
Reduce reliance on undocumented experience by creating shared process language and best practices.
Better RCA
Improve Troubleshooting
Teach teams how to connect defects back to feedstock, debinding, sintering, atmosphere, and handling variables.
Higher Confidence
Support Qualification
Help teams understand the inputs, tests, and controls needed to qualify materials and finished parts.
Why It Matters
Training protects margin, uptime, and institutional knowledge.
In metal part production, knowledge gaps show up as scrap, downtime, missed shipments, slow qualification cycles, and overdependence on a small number of experts. DSH training helps teams build repeatable decision-making around the full process.
Phase I Data Review
Phase II Findings Report
Phase III Measure & Improve
What does a training outline look like?
Programs can be structured as fundamentals, process management, or in-depth custom problem solving based on your team’s requirements.
How does DSH protect sensitive information?
DSH treats document control, technical data packages, and customer IP with strict confidentiality and professional handling.
Is DSH technologies furnaces agnostic?
Yes. DSH’s experience across MIM, metal AM, users, materials, and technologies allows the team to support problem solving across the sintering landscape.
Common Questions
Built for standard programs and custom requirements.
DSH can support teams that need a broad process overview, targeted operator training, or advanced custom problem-solving.
FAQ
DSH Technologies
The Debinding & Sintering Experts
Contact information:
T: +1.973.239.7792
F: +1.973.239.3272
E: dsh@dshtech.com
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