Type HP W - resistance heated

 

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Description

Hot pressing is a shaping process for compacting/sintering of powders or powder compacts using temperature and pressure.
The consolidation of mainly composite materials or technical ceramics usually takes place in graphite molds using temperature (resistance heating) up to 2400 °C and uniaxial pressing force up to 50 MPa in a vacuum or inert gas atmosphere.

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Main specification

  • Working temperature up to 2200°C
  • Vacuum: 5x10-² mbar(a)
  • Furnace atmosphere: Ar / N2
  • Servo-hydraulic force control
  • Precise, rigid press frame with low deformation, exact guidance of the press plungers 
  • Easy accessibility
  • Resistance heating
  • Double-walled, water-cooled stainless steel vacuum container
  • Handling systems, especially for large-format systems
  • Comprehensive user-friendly control system Siemens S7 and WinCC

 

Types standard HP W

HP W
Standardtypes
Heating element
inner dimension
[mm]
Height
Heating conductor
[mm]
Max.
Pressing force
[kN]
Max.
Pressing diameter
[mm]
Heating power
[kW]
HP W 10 Ø 160 130 100 60 30
HP W 25 Ø 200 250 250 80 40
HP W 150 480 L x 480 W 650 1500 380 150
HP W 250 Ø 440 580 2500 300 150
HP W 400 Ø 560 780 4000 400 180
HP W 400-SP 755 L x 755 W 1500 4000 480 350

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