Hydraulic press ADIA7
cuttingwith adiabatic softening

hydraulic press
hydraulic press
hydraulic press
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Characteristics

Operation
hydraulic
Function
cutting
Other characteristics
with adiabatic softening

Description

A process that is essential to the transformation of powder into very high-performance parts, adiabatic compression (or High-Speed Compression, HSC) is an innovative additive technology. For metals and steels, stainless steels, and titanium, ADIAPRESS ® powder presses are at the core of the SCANPAC ® process developed by MPM around its range of gas atomised powders. After an initial pressing (with our ADIAPACT or HSC servo-driven presses) followed by a pre-sintering operation, ADIAPRESS ® restriking presses complete the densification of the material. For polymers (particularly semi-crystalline ones), the adiabatic self-heating effect allows the particles to be sintered at the same time as they are compressed. The thermo-mechanical effects concerned also result in an increase in crystallinity, leading to higher Young’s Modulus values and better tribological properties. ADIAPRESS ® uniaxial compression presses use tools operated via high-performance tool adapters providing many technical and economic advantages: The right quantity of material is used, 2D near-netshape parts, Properties equal to or better than forged materials for metals, and much higher than the injected and sintered standards for polymers, Productivity in the region of 6 to 10 parts per minute with single or multi-striking. In addition to powder compression and restriking presses, ADIAPRESS ® offers the necessary peripherals: Powder feed with filling box and upstream weighing system, Bulk loading and presentation in the tool by a coupled robot and vision system, Unloading system with set-down on platens for the subsequent operations: sintering, machining, inspection, etc.
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