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| The PGM Database assists you to find materials based on their properties, enabling you to find the right material for the job without the hassle. | |||
| The PGM Database is a collection of published data and internal Johnson Matthey data defining the physical properties and characteristics of platinum group metals and their alloys. | |||
| The PGM Database helps you find solutions to material problems. | |||
| The PGM Database can display a datasheet of material properties in a user-friendly view, giving a comprehensive picture of a material and its capabilities. | |||
| Using advanced software, the PGM Database can perform selection based on material properties, showing only materials with the properties that you define. | |||
| The PGM Database is by definition incomplete. We would welcome the contribution of new data and comments on what is already there. Contact us at pgmdatabase@matthey.com to add your data to the database. | |||
| With The PGM Database, you can perform the following actions: | |||||
| Browse - explore and view the database using the tree navigation system on the left. | Material Data Network - search complementary materials information sources. |
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| Text-search - search the database for a chosen word or string of words. | View The PGM Database's help files. |
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| Select - search the database for materials, processes and other records with a chosen set of properties. | Note:- Some features of this site require browser cookies. | |||
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