Avure Technologies has established an application center to assist fabricators utilising advanced materials in the development of hot and cold isostatic pressing applications. The company says this new facility is equipped with two Hot Isostatic Presses (HIPs) and one Cold Isostatic Press (CIP).
Currently hosting projects related to densification (defect healing) and the removal of residual porosity in investment casting, the application centre provides the opportunity to evaluate the latest in HIP technology, for instance, quenching under full pressure.
www.industry.avure.com
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