Materials can be sintered without exposure to the atmosphere.
This is a device equipped with a glove box for conventional electric heating processing equipment. Since operations can be performed inside the glove box from powder filling into the sintering mold to installing the mold onto the device, it is possible to produce sintered bodies without exposing the materials to the atmosphere.
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【Features】 - Atmosphere treatment is possible from powder filling to sintering. - Sintering can be performed without exposing the material to the atmosphere.
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Our company is a specialized manufacturer of fully customized systems, engaged in everything from the design to the manufacturing and sales of our electric current heating processing system (Spark Plasma Sintering / SPS system), "Plasman." Electric current heating processing is a technique that simultaneously applies electric current and pressure to materials and molds, achieving rapid, high-quality powder sintering, diffusion bonding, and various heat treatments. Beyond standard models, we excel in manufacturing custom-tailored equipment engineered specifically to solve our customers' R&D and production challenges. In addition to equipment delivery, we provide comprehensive support—including contract testing (with online/Web attendance options), contract prototyping, joint research, optimal mold design, and consumable supplies. As your problem-solving partner to "test, build, and optimize" in powder sintering and diffusion bonding, we help accelerate your research and development.
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