Isostatic pressing is a manufacturing process used to compact and shape materials by applying equal pressure from all directions. This technique, which includes both hot and cold isostatic pressing methods, is employed to produce high-density components with uniform properties. In hot isostatic pressing (HIP), materials are subjected to high temperatures and pressure to enhance their mechanical properties and eliminate porosity. Cold isostatic pressing (CIP) applies pressure at room temperature, often used for materials such as ceramics and powders to achieve desired shapes and densities.  Read More...