Hot isostatic pressing (HIP) is a powder-metallurgy consolidation technique in which metal powders or cast preforms are simultaneously subjected to elevated temperature and high isotropic gas pressure ...

In 1976, Howmet Corporation became the first company to offer hot isostatic pressing (HIP) services to the aerospace industry. The HIP process, which subjects a component to elevated temperatures and ...

Metal additive manufacturing (AM) has transformed component design by enabling complex geometries and rapid prototyping. However, parts produced by powder-based processes often retain residual ...

A near-net-shape hot-pressing technology produces high-quality, high-performance parts for industries where failure is not an option. Scientists have developed a novel pseudo-hot-isostatic-pressing (P ...

China has taken a significant leap in high-end equipment manufacturing with the official release of HIPEX1850, the country’s first super-large thermal isostatic pressure (HIP) equipment. Developed by ...

Research teams from Tsinghua University and Anhui University of Technology have developed a novel post-processing technique using hot isostatic pressing (HIP) to improve the microstructure and wear ...

The aluminum blocks and heads for this Indy car engine are Densal II processed. Now, Densal II + T6 will let designers specify aluminum castings for commercial engines. Comparison of the blade tip of ...