Hot Isostatic Processing (HIP) involves the application of high pressure and temperatures through the medium of a pressurizing gas, such as Argon or Nitrogen, to remove internal porosity and voids, thus increasing density and upgrading properties. (read more)

Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) is a process that uniquely combines pressure and temperature to produce materials and parts with substantially better properties than other methods. The pressure medium is an inert gas, normaly Argon. (read more)

HIP '08 The International Conference on Hot Isostatic Pressing

May 6th-9th, 2008

Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort

Huntington Beach, California, USA

Organized at the Direction of the International HIP Committee, John C. Hebeisen, Chair

Organizing Committee Chair: Mr. Dennis Poor, Kittyhawk Products, Inc.

Program Commit... (read more)

During hot isostatic processing, metal, ceramic, or composite powders are consolidated... (read more)

Plastomer Technologies can isostatically mold PTFE to create custom intricate shapes and near net size parts to save you time and money. Isostatic molding can be performed 15" in diameter to 30" long. (read more)

Microprocessor allows for precise control of speed and temperature throughout entire range (read more)

Kee Klamp fittings are an innovative, and versatile product that are used in the construction of railings, safety barriers, racks, greenhouses, structural framework, and thousands of other uses. (read more)

AVS is one of the few vacuum furnace hot press manufacturer to design and fabricate their own press frames and vacuum chambers. They employing rugged "H" frame construction providing a rigid, low-maintenance frame. We machine and weld each frame to within 0.002" parallel on the cross heads. (read more)

Union Tool hot melt roller coaters make production line glue-up operations profitable. Hot melt adhesives have many benefits — speed, strength, and the ability to bond many different materials — but applying hot melt glue in a precise, even coating requires a well-thought-out machine that delivers the additional benefits of labor savings, ease of setup, clean operation, and rock-solid mechanics. (read more)

Dramatic Processing Efficiencies through Multiple-feed Sonolation

More than 40 years ago, Sonic Corporation introduced multiple-feed capabilities to its highly successful Sonolator homogenization systems. Through the use of these capabilities and techniques, our clients, especially those whose emulsions contain a high percentage of water..... (read more)