Phoenix Sintered Metals was re-recognized with OSHA to certify that we meet the requirements of the Consultation Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program “SHARP” through July 2025. Phoenix has been recognized since July of 2019 and is currently 1 of only 48 facilities in the state of PA with this recognition.
Phoenix Sintered Metals has recently achieved IATF 16949:2016 First Edition Certification. This demonstrates our commitment to quality products and services throughout the supply chain with the internationally recognized Automotive Quality Management System (QMS) standard IATF 16949:2016.
Phoenix Sintered Metals LLC recently earned the Prestigious "Governors Award for Safety Excellence"!
Driven by our commitment to the Operational Excellence Program in place at Phoenix, we have built a culture of mutual trust and respect with a tremendous focus on continuous improvement, always ranking safety as the top priority. We were one of only four companies in the state of Pennsylvania to receive this award. Pictures of Award ceremony at Phoenix and at the Capital in Harrisburg, PA.
The Governor’s Award for Safety Excellence is a highly competitive award. The information gained from these nominations provides valuable best practices that are shared across the state.
Phoenix was recently featured on cover of Powder Metallurgy Review - Fall Edition 2021. The focus was on potential new applications for Electric Vehicles. Phoenix Sintered Metals and customer, Dana Incorporated, won MPIF's PM Design Excellence Awards Grand Prize for the automotive category for their stepped planetary gear used in a rigid rear axel gear box for battery electric light commercial vehicles.
Left to right, Mark Ruddy, Blaine Stebick, Rob Hayes, Andy Shupe, Brian Thisse, and John von Arx accept Grand Prize award
Powder Met2021
Orlando, FL
June 2021
Rob Hayes, VP of Engineering, John von Arx, Director, Sales & Marketing, and Blaine Stebick, VP of Technology and Business Development, Phoenix Sintered Metals LLC, Brockway, Pennsylvania, along with Andy Shupe, Director of Gear Engineering and Brian Thisse, Director of LV Application Engineering, Dana Corporation, and Mark Ruddy, Apex Sales, accepted a Grand Prize Award in the Automotive Chassis Category of the 2021 Powder Metallurgy Design Excellence Awards Competition. The award was given for a stepped planetary gear used in a ridged rear axle gear box for battery electric light commercial vehicles.
They accepted the award for their companies at PowderMet2021: International Conference on Powder Metallurgy & Particulate Materials in Orlando, Florida.
Powder metallurgy (PM) is an automated metalworking process that forms metal powders into precision components used in applications such as auto engines and transmissions, hardware, industrial machinery, sporting goods, defense, and firearms. More than 800 million pounds of PM parts are made annually in North America.
The competition is sponsored annually by the Metal Powder Industries Federation, an international trade association for the metal powder producing and consuming industries.
Stepped Planetary Gear
