Isostatic Pressing Protocol (HIP\CIP):MOST

Introduction[edit | edit source]

This page describes the proper practices when utilizing the Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) and Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP) at Michigan Technological University.

Isostatic pressing is a manufacturing technique commonly use to reduce porosity in metals / polymers and increase the density of certain ceramic materials. Hot isostatic pressing (HIP) occurs at elevated temperatures in an inert atmosphere, while cold isostatic pressing (CIP) occurs at ambient temperatures in a fluid.

Michigan Technological University Contact / Resource[edit | edit source]

Paul Fraley

Background / Reference Information[edit | edit source]

European Powder Metallurgy Association
- EPMA Introduction to PM HIP Technology Brochure

Useful Links and Articles[edit | edit source]

Industry Resources

BodyCote
- Hot Isostatic Pressing Services

Pressure Technologies (PTI)
- About Isostatic Pressing

Metal Powder Industries Foundation
- MPIF

European Powder Metallurgy Association
- EPMA

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Authors	John J. Laureto
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Language	English (en)
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Aliases	Isostatic Pressing Protocol (HIP/CIP):MOST
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Created	March 25, 2016 by John J. Laureto
Modified	June 1, 2023 by Felipe Schenone
Cite as	John J. Laureto (2016–2023). "Isostatic Pressing Protocol (HIP\CIP):MOST". Appropedia. Retrieved April 25, 2024.
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