Cold Isostatic Press

Electric Lab Cold Isostatic Press CIP Machine

Name: Electric Lab Cold Isostatic Press CIP Machine
Brand: Kintek Press
SKU: PCIE
Rating: 4.81 (15 reviews)

Item Number : PCIE

Price varies based on specs and customizations

Pressure Range: 0-12T(0-17MPa)~0-60T(0-34MPa)
Isostatic pressure: 0-300MPa
Isostatic pressure chamber: Φ22×70mm~Φ50×150mm(M×N)

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KINTEK specializes in advanced lab press machines, including automatic lab presses, lab isostatic presses, and heated lab presses, designed to meet diverse laboratory needs. Our Lab Electric Isostatic Cold Press offers superior precision, efficiency, and ease of use for your critical research and development.

Discover Our Lab Electric Isostatic Cold Presses

Visualize the compact power and precision engineering of KINTEK's Electric Isostatic Presses, designed for seamless integration into your laboratory workflow.

Why Choose KINTEK's Electric Isostatic Press?

Our Lab Electric Isostatic Cold Press is engineered to elevate your sample preparation with distinct advantages:

Superior Sample Quality: Achieves higher and more even pressure around samples compared to other methods, significantly increasing sample density, uniformity, and overall structural integrity for improved mechanical properties.
Precision & Control: Features a high-precision digital pressure gauge (0.01MPa accuracy) and programmable pressure settings. The system automatically restarts to maintain set pressure, ensuring consistent results.
Efficiency & Speed: Electric operation delivers higher pressures more rapidly and efficiently than manual presses, streamlining your workflow.
Compact & Versatile Design: With a small footprint and light weight, our presses are easy to carry, move, and perfectly suited for use inside vacuum glove boxes, optimizing valuable lab space.
User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls for setting pressure, time, and sample size, with automatic calculations to prevent overpressure.
Durable & Reliable Construction:
- Chrome-plated cylinder for smooth, rust-free operation and excellent sealing.
- One-piece mainboard structure (oil pool, mainboard, oil cylinder) minimizes seal connections and potential leaks.
- Molds crafted from Japanese high-speed steel for exceptional hardness, deformation resistance, and longevity.
- Special plunger with custom sealing for outstanding performance.
Easy Maintenance: External oil pool for convenient oil replacement and an integrated hydraulic oil filtration device.
Customization Available: We can tailor our presses to meet your specific laboratory requirements.

Ready to enhance your research with superior sample preparation? Contact us today to discuss your needs or request a quote!

Understanding Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP)

Cold Isostatic Pressing is a powder metallurgy process vital for producing dense, uniform parts with enhanced mechanical properties. The powder material is encased in a flexible container, immersed in a liquid medium (water, oil, or hydraulic fluid), and subjected to high, uniform pressure. This compacts the powder, eliminating voids and porosity for superior material characteristics.

Applications in Your Lab

KINTEK's Lab Electric Isostatic Cold Press is an indispensable, high-efficiency tool for sample preparation, widely utilized in:

Material researching labs
Pharmacy
Catalytic reaction studies
Ceramics development
Electronic industries

Its compact design allows for easy portability and operation within vacuum glove boxes for processing under controlled vacuum environments.

Technical Specifications

Instrument model	PCIE-12T	PCIE-20T	PCIE-40T	PCIE-60T
Pressure Range	0-12T(0-17MPa)	0-20T(0-21MPa)	0-40T(0-30MPa)	0-60T(0-34MPa)
Piston diameter	95mm (d) in chrome plated oil cylinder	110mm (d) in chrome plated oil cylinder	130mm (d) in chrome plated oil cylinder	150mm (d) in chrome plated oil cylinder
Pressure gage	Digital display0.0-40.0MPa	Digital display0.0-40.0MPa	Digital display0.0-40.0MPa	Digital display0.0-40.0MPa
Maximum piston stroke (T)	40mm	40mm	50mm	50mm
Way of Pressure	Electric pressurization/manual pressurization	Electric pressurization/manual pressurization	Electric pressurization/manual pressurization	Electric pressurization/manual pressurization
Pressure replenishment method	Automatic pressurization/manual slow pressurization	Automatic pressurization/manual slow pressurizatio	Automatic pressurization/manual slow pressurization	Automatic pressurization/manual slow pressurization
guard	Organic glass	Organic glass	Organic glass	Organic glass
ambient temperature	10℃-40℃	10℃-40℃	10℃-40℃	10℃-40℃
lsostatic pressure	0-300MPa	0-300MPa	0-300MPa	0-300MPa
lsostatic pressure chamber	Φ22×70mm(M×N)	Φ30×120mm(M×N)	Φ40×150mm(M×N)	Φ50×150mm(M×N)
External dimensions	305×430×530mm(L×W×H)	305×430×600mm(L×W×H)	355×450×710mm(L×W×H)	405×470×720mm(L×W×H)
power supply	550W(220V/110 can be customized)	550W(220V/110 can be customized)	550W(220V/110 can be customized)	550W(220V/110 can be customized)
Equipment weight	110Kg	120Kg	150Kg	200Kg

Intuitive Operation Interface & Process

Our Electric Isostatic Presses are designed for straightforward operation, ensuring you can focus on your research.

Operation Interface:

Parameter Setting: Easily access the setting menu.
Pressure Setting: Define the precise applied pressure.
Set Time: Program the pressurization timer; the device alerts when pressure holding time is complete.
Sample Size: Input sample shape and size; the device automatically calculates pressure to prevent overpressure.
Start/Stop Button: Initiate operation with set parameters. The press automatically stops pressurization upon reaching the target and auto-replenishes pressure. The "Start" button becomes "Stop" for easy program termination.

Operating Steps for Electric Split Lab Isostatic Press:

1. Place the sample in the chamber.

2. Assemble the pressure rod and install the pressure rod.

3. Set the required pressure.

4. Press the start button to start pressurization.

5. Loosen the oil release valve and remove the isostatic chamber.

6. Loosen the bleed screw of the chamber.

7. Remove the pressure rod of the chamber.

8. Remove the pressed sample.

Get Your Custom Lab Press Solution

At KINTEK, we understand that every lab has unique needs. Our Electric Isostatic Cold Presses can be customized to your specific requirements, from power supply options to specialized configurations.

Don't see exactly what you need? Or ready to take the next step? Our team of experts is ready to assist you in selecting or customizing the perfect lab press machine for your applications.

Click here to fill out our contact form, and let's discuss how KINTEK can support your laboratory's success!

Full range of types of laboratory press molds

We have a full range of molds for you to choose from, and the molds fit the body perfectly.

If you need molds with special shapes, we can also customize them for you.

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FAQ

What Is The Principle Of A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

A laboratory isostatic press applies uniform, equal force over the entire product using fluid (like water or oil) or gas (typically argon) pressure. This ensures uniform modification of materials in all directions, achieving maximum density uniformity. The process can be performed at both high temperatures and room temperature, and it eliminates the constraints of unidirectional compaction found in rigid dies.

What Is The Principle Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP) applies a uniform, equal force over the entire product using fluid (such as water or oil) or gas (typically argon) pressure. This ensures maximum density uniformity by modifying materials uniformly in all directions, regardless of the product's shape or size. The process can be performed at both high temperatures and room temperature, providing consistent density and eliminating constraints of unidirectional compaction in rigid dies.

What Is An Isostatic Press?

An isostatic press is a device that applies uniform pressure from all directions to a powdered material enclosed in a flexible mold or container, using a liquid or gas medium. This process enhances the material's density, strength, and dimensional accuracy.

What Are The Advantages Of Using A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

The advantages include the ability to create parts with high density and complex shapes, uniform density, high green strength, and freedom from compact defects. It is particularly useful for brittle or fine powders and can produce difficult shapes and large-sized materials. Additionally, it improves corrosion resistance and enhances mechanical properties like ductility and strength.

What Are The Advantages Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

Cold Isostatic Pressing offers several advantages, including high green strength (ability to withstand manipulation before hardening), uniform density and strength, and versatility in producing difficult shapes and large-sized materials. It also improves corrosion resistance and enhances mechanical properties such as ductility and strength. CIP can produce components with longer length-to-diameter ratios and uniform density along their entire length, with higher densities and green strengths (up to 10 times greater) compared to die-compacted counterparts. Additionally, complex undercut and threaded shapes can be produced using CIP.

What Are The Main Types Of Isostatic Presses?

The main types of isostatic presses are Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP), Warm Isostatic Pressing (WIP), and Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP). CIP operates at room temperature, WIP at moderate temperatures (50-100°C), and HIP at high temperatures.

What Are The Common Applications Of A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

Common applications include producing balls, tubes, rods, nozzles, fuse tubes, grinding wheels, battery electrolytes, spark plug insulators, sewer pipes, crucibles, oxygen sensors, and rocket nose cones. It is also used for consolidating ceramic powders, graphite, refractory materials, and electrical insulators, as well as pressing sputtering targets and coatings for engine valve parts.

What Are The Applications Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

CIP is commonly used for consolidating ceramic powders, graphite, refractory materials, and electrical insulators. It is expanding into new applications like pressing sputtering targets and coatings for engine valve parts. Examples include preforming large isolators from ceramic powders or making melting pots from graphite powders.

How Does An Isostatic Press Work?

An isostatic press works by enclosing powdered material in a flexible mold and applying uniform pressure from all directions using a liquid (like water or oil) or gas (like argon) medium. This eliminates voids and air pockets, resulting in products with high density and uniform strength.

What Types Of Laboratory Isostatic Presses Are Available?

Types include Lab Isostatic Pressing Molds for Isostatic Molding, Electric Lab Cold Isostatic Press (CIP) Machines, Warm Isostatic Presses for solid-state battery research, Automatic Lab Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP) Machines, and Electric Split Lab Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP) Machines. These cater to various research and industrial needs with features like uniform compaction and customizable models.

What Types Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP) Machines Are Available?

There are several types of CIP machines, including Manual Cold Isostatic Pressing CIP Machines, Electric Lab Cold Isostatic Press CIP Machines, Electric Split Lab Cold Isostatic Pressing CIP Machines, and Automatic Lab Cold Isostatic Pressing CIP Machines. These machines vary in operation (manual, electric, automatic) and design (split or standard), catering to different lab needs for precision, efficiency, and sample quality.

What Are The Advantages Of Using An Isostatic Press?

Isostatic pressing offers advantages such as the ability to produce parts with high density, complex shapes, and uniform density. It provides high green strength, improved corrosion resistance, and enhanced mechanical properties like ductility and strength. It is especially useful for brittle or fine powders.

How Does A Laboratory Isostatic Press Ensure Uniform Density?

The press applies uniform pressure equally across the entire product surface, regardless of its geometric complexity or size. This uniform pressure distribution ensures consistent density throughout the material, which is crucial for achieving high-quality, defect-free components.

How Does Cold Isostatic Press (CIP) Compare To Uniaxial Die Compaction?

CIP can produce components and preforms of much greater size and complexity than uniaxial die compaction. It allows for components with longer length-to-diameter ratios and uniform density along their entire length. CIP compacts have higher densities and green strengths (up to 10 times greater) compared to die-compacted counterparts. Additionally, complex undercut and threaded shapes can be produced using CIP, which are difficult or impossible to achieve with uniaxial die compaction.

What Industries Use Isostatic Presses?

Isostatic presses are used in various industries including pharmaceuticals, explosives manufacturing, chemicals, food production, and nuclear fuel and ferrites production. They are also used for consolidating ceramic powders, graphite, refractory materials, and electrical insulators.

What Are The Applications Of Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP)?

Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP) is commonly used for consolidating ceramic powders, graphite, refractory materials, and electrical insulators. It is also expanding into new applications like pressing sputtering targets and coatings for engine valve parts.

What Is The Difference Between CIP, WIP, And HIP?

CIP (Cold Isostatic Pressing) operates at room temperature, WIP (Warm Isostatic Pressing) at moderate temperatures (50-100°C), and HIP (Hot Isostatic Pressing) at high temperatures. Each type is suited for different materials and applications, with HIP often used for densifying materials and eliminating porosity.

Why Is Uniform Density Important In Isostatic Pressing?

Uniform density is important because it ensures consistent material properties throughout the product, such as strength and durability. This uniformity is critical for applications requiring high performance and reliability, such as in aerospace or medical devices.

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Discover Our Lab Electric Isostatic Cold Presses

Why Choose KINTEK's Electric Isostatic Press?

Understanding Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP)

Applications in Your Lab

Technical Specifications

Intuitive Operation Interface & Process

Operation Interface:

Operating Steps for Electric Split Lab Isostatic Press:

Get Your Custom Lab Press Solution

Full range of types of laboratory press molds

The Right Lab Press Awaits

FAQ

What Is The Principle Of A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

What Is The Principle Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

What Is An Isostatic Press?

What Are The Advantages Of Using A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

What Are The Advantages Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

What Are The Main Types Of Isostatic Presses?

What Are The Common Applications Of A Laboratory Isostatic Press?

What Are The Applications Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP)?

How Does An Isostatic Press Work?

What Types Of Laboratory Isostatic Presses Are Available?

What Types Of Cold Isostatic Press (CIP) Machines Are Available?

What Are The Advantages Of Using An Isostatic Press?

How Does A Laboratory Isostatic Press Ensure Uniform Density?

How Does Cold Isostatic Press (CIP) Compare To Uniaxial Die Compaction?

What Industries Use Isostatic Presses?

What Are The Applications Of Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP)?

What Is The Difference Between CIP, WIP, And HIP?

Why Is Uniform Density Important In Isostatic Pressing?

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