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CIP Cold Isostatic Pressing System
A stable production platform for powder preforming and room-temperature isostatic pressing
Specification Snapshot
- Pressure medium
- Liquid or elastic encapsulation system
- Process method
- Room-temperature isostatic pressing
- Applications
- Ceramics, cemented carbide, and refractory powders
- Configuration options
- Wet-bag, dry-bag, and automated handling systems
Available Modules
Powder handling workflow
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Pressure safety controls
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Batch repeatability
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Example Configurations
Example configuration matrix
These configurations illustrate the selection logic. Final model, usable-zone size, pressure and temperature limits, and cooling configuration are defined against the process, regulatory pathway, and facility interfaces.
| Example Model | Pressure | Temperature | Usable Zone / Chamber | Configuration / Process | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CIP-LAB-200 | 200 MPa | Room temperature | Φ200 × 500 mm | Wet-bag configuration | R&D for ceramics and cemented carbides |
| CIP-DRY-500 | 300 MPa | Room temperature | Φ500 × 1000 mm | Automated dry-bag cycle | Batch forming of powder preforms |
| CIP-LARGE-900 | 250 MPa | Room temperature | Φ900 × 1800 mm | Semi-automatic wet-bag cycle | Large powder preforms |
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Applicable Materials and Parts
- Ceramic powders
- Cemented carbide
- Graphite and refractory materials
- Metal-powder compacts
- Composite powder systems
Process Window
- Room-temperature isostatic pressing
- Wet-bag or dry-bag configuration
- Uniform pressure transfer
- Optional automated loading and unloading
Acceptance Documentation
- Pressure maintenance test
- Sealing and media system inspection
- Safety valve and interlocking records
- Sample pressing verification
- Maintenance inspection list
Customer Inputs
- Powder composition and particle size
- Green-body size and target density
- Mold or encapsulation method
- Target throughput per shift
- Pressure-medium and cleaning requirements