Cold Isostatic Pressing

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Cold Isostatic Pressing

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Application: Cold Isostatic Pressing

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In cold isostatic pressing (CIP), the metal powder is placed in a flexible rubber mold typically made of neoprene rubber, urethane, polyvinyl chloride, or another elastomer . The assembly then is pressurized hydrostatically in a chamber, usually using water. The most common pressure is 400 MPa, although pressures of up to 1000 MPa may be used. The ranges for CIP and other compacting methods in terms of the size and complexity of a part are shown in Fig. A typical application is automotive cylinder liners.

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Cold Isostatic Pressing

Green compacts may be subjected to hydrostatic pressure in order to achieve more uniform compaction and, hence, density.

In cold isostatic pressing (CIP), the metal powder is placed in a flexible rubber mold typically made of neoprene rubber, urethane, polyvinyl chloride, or another elastomer . The assembly then is pressurized hydrostatically in a chamber, usually using water. The most common pressure is 400 MPa, although pressures of up to 1000 MPa may be used.  A typical application is automotive cylinder liners.

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