What is HIP technology?
Hot isostatic pressing (HIP) is a manufacturing process based on applying high levels of pressure and temperature to mainly metal parts and components.
What sectors use HIP technology?
HIP is addressed to the most demanding sectors interested in manufacturing more reliable and precision components subjected to extreme working conditions.
What techniques do HIP presses use?
HIP is complementary and synergistic with different manufacturing techniques and is used to densify materials that require excellent mechanical properties.
HIP PRESSES
Our range of HIP presses offers compact, versatile and efficient equipment without compromising on safety or performance. They have excellent performance and a competitive price. HIP technology allows our customers to approach highly demanding markets that require excellent mechanical properties.
APPLICATIONS OF HIP TECHNOLOGY
HIP TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES
News and current events about Hiperbaric's HIP Technology for the production of high performance components: articles by experts, videos and the most useful content at your fingertips.
Register here to follow the DioSiC Day live on 28 February at 11:00h.
Presentation of the DioSiC R&D project, which is pioneering research into the development of semiconductor chips on silicon carbide substrates, combining two densification technologies that use, in addition to high temperatures, high isostatic pressures (Hot Isostatic Pressing, HIP) and high current intensities (Spark Plasma Sintering, SPS).
Client Area
A web portal for exclusive customer use, with optimised access to manage orders for parts and spare parts for your HIP presses.
After-Sales and Spare
A 24/7 service totally oriented to the customer, offered worldwide by a team of highly qualified engineers and technicians.
Innovation Center
HIP facilities and equipment for testing and component development, always with the advice of our specialists.