Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM) is a processing technology that manufactures complex-shaped ceramic parts by filling a mold with a compound, made by kneading fine ceramic powder and an organic binder, using an injection molding machine. It offers high design flexibility and mass productivity through injection molding, and after molding, high-density ceramic parts are obtained through binder removal (debinding) and sintering processes. This allows for the utilization of inherent ceramic properties such as excellent heat resistance, wear resistance, electrical insulation, and biocompatibility, while achieving high dimensional accuracy and complex shapes. It is widely adopted in fields requiring high performance, such as electronic components, medical devices, automotive parts, and aerospace components.