Brand / Model

AIP HP630

 

Features

Maximum Pressure: 30,000 PSI
Vessel cooling: Water cooled
Pressure Controls: Automatic and manual
Temperature Controls: Automatic and manual
Heating Element: Carbon-carbon composite
Working Hot Zone: 40 mm diameter x 80 mm long
Environment: Argon
Maximum Working Temp.: 1700 ˚C under vacuum
1800 ˚C below 500 PSI
2200 ˚C 500 PSI to 30,000 PSI

 

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Aim

The hot isostatic pressing method (HIP) is a manufacturing and heat treatment method where the temperature is applied simultaneously with high pressure to improve material properties or to produce net parts from powder metallurgy. The pressure is generally applied by argon or similar noble gases, while the temperature is provided by heating elements such as graphite. The aim is to produce low-porosity, high-density materials.