Product Specifications
| Prod Model: |
RDJ series |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
| Certification: |
ISO |
| Type: |
Hot Isostatic Pressing |
Product Description
1. Application
Hot isostatic pressing is an integrated processing technology of high temperature and high pressure under which work pieces receive balanced pressure at all directions so as to have higher density, better uniformity and greater performance. It is mainly used for hard alloy, refractory metal such as tungsten/molybdenum/ titanium, new materials like special ceramics etc.
2. Technical parameters
| Rated power | 350 KW |
| Max temperature | 1200 C degree |
| Effective working area | ID 200 mm x 300 mm |
| Max pressure | 200 Mpa |
| Heating elements of furnace | Mo alloy wire |
3. Constitution
Hot isostatic pressing equipment consists of isostatic unit, vacuum system, gas system, heating system, cooling system, hydraulic system and electric system.
HIJOY, founded and based in Shanghai, China, has established itself a professional supplier and exporter providing furnaces & ovens, machines & systems, and instruments & meters in fields of heat treatment, metal smelting, material processing and beyond for industries, universities, research institutes and labs.
Our machines can heat work piece quickly with rated frequency and power delivering the result customers desire. We offer a variety of heating equipment, melting furnaces and complete production lines of continuous casting and rolling at competitive prices. We provide both standard and customized machines.
We are able to better address customers' needs by offering a full range of high-quality products and solutions. And we are committed to providing affordable quality industrial components, equipment and systems for good outcomes.
We meet delivery schedule, and are most responsive to customers' needs and requirements. Our goal is to complete customer satisfaction for their business growth and success.
