Manual pressure forming is possible up to a maximum of 200 MPa (surface pressure of 2 tons)!
It is possible to achieve high-density molding because the molding body is uniformly pressurized by water pressure! This is a compact, manually operated cold isostatic press with a simple structure and low cost, combining a custom-made lab press and a pressure-resistant container. One of its attractions is that it can also be used as a powder molding machine when the pressure-resistant container is removed. It is ideal for achieving uniform molding density in cases where high-density molding of metal and ceramic powders, as well as molding of irregular shapes and long objects, is difficult. It is also possible to efficiently create homogeneous and straight raw material rods by placing the raw powder in a rubber bag. It is widely used in universities, national research institutions, and corporate laboratories.
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Water can be used as the pressure medium, allowing for clean water pressure application. It can be easily pressurized with a hand pump that requires no power. It is compact, easy to use, and can be utilized in small spaces. This manual hydraulic pump can pressurize up to a maximum of 200 MPa. The operation valve allows for slow decompression.
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"Powder molding of refractory materials, insulating materials, isotropic graphite, high melting point metals, cemented carbide, tool steel, artificial bones, artificial teeth, etc., and high-pressure processing applications for food." ◎ Materials... Molding of metals and fine ceramics powders, etc. ◎ Food, pharmaceuticals... Improvement of sterilization and preservation, modification (new food, new materials), reaction control, extraction.
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If you are considering crushing and powdering materials, drying food, vegetables, and fruits, sifting powders, vacuum packing ingredients, or shaping ceramics and metal powders, I believe I can help you!
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