Process Overview

Sinter HIP furnaces are utilized for the debinding, sintering, and densification of tungsten carbide, offering long-term value by integrating multiple process steps into a single furnace cycle. These systems are specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of tungsten carbide processing, combining capabilities for paraffin or binder removal, pre-sintering, and hot isostatic press (HIP) densification. This integrated approach streamlines production, reduces handling, and ensures high-density, high-strength hard metal components.

Applications

• Tungsten Carbide Tool Manufacturing
• Powder Metallurgy Component Sintering
• Debinding and Sintering of Hard Metals
• Hot Isostatic Pressing for Density Optimization
• Cutting Tool and Drill Bit Production
• Binder Removal in Cemented Carbide Parts=
• Wear-Resistant Part Fabrication
• High-Performance Component Manufacturing for Mining, Oil & Gas
• Sintering of Metal-Ceramic Composites
• Production of Structural and Functional Hard Alloys