- The Spanish multinational will showcase its Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) equipment, capable of operating at 2,000 bar and 2,000 °C, solidifying its position as a key player in the densification of 3D-printed parts.
- The company will exhibit its solutions in the Spanish pavilion organized by ADDIMAT, located in Hall 12.0, Booth C121, from November 17 to 20 in Frankfurt.
Hiperbaric, a global leader in high-pressure technologies, will participate in the upcoming edition of Formnext, the leading international gathering for additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing, to be held in Frankfurt from November 17 to 20. The company will be present in the Spanish group pavilion coordinated by the Spanish Association of Additive Manufacturing Technologies (ADDIMAT), specifically in Hall 12.0, Booth C121.
The company will highlight its innovative Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) technology. This technology subjects parts and components to high levels of pressure (2,000 bar / 29,000 psi) and temperature (2,000 °C / 3,632 °F) through the injection of argon gas. This process eliminates internal porosity in materials, increases the part’s density, and substantially improves its mechanical properties—a crucial step for components created through additive manufacturing.
With 100% domestic design and manufacturing at its facilities in Burgos, Hiperbaric’s technology continues to set milestones globally, most recently marking the milestone of selling the first HIP system based entirely on Spanish technology to the TTT Group, headquartered in the province of Guipúzcoa.
Alejandro Blanco, Sales Director at Hiperbaric, notes: “Participating in Formnext alongside ADDIMAT reinforces our commitment to the industrialization of additive manufacturing. Post-processing using HIP technology is now key to ensuring the viability, quality, and safety required by highly technical sectors, such as aerospace and medical, transforming the potential of 3D printing into a reality of reliable manufacturing.”
Hiperbaric invites attendees and industry professionals to visit Hall 12.0, Booth C121 to learn about the future of HIP technology. Along with Alejandro Blanco, Sales Director, the team of experts traveling to Frankfurt—comprising Rubén García, HIP Project Manager, and Óscar Meabe, Materials Engineer—will be available to the industry to analyze specific post-processing challenges. During the trade show, professionals will be able to discover the advantages of equipment such as the Hiperbaric HIP Medium, an ideal solution for additive manufacturing (AM) manufacturers.
In addition, the company will make its HIP Innovation Center available to customers and partners. This testing and research facility, located at its headquarters in Burgos, Spain, allows companies to test, validate, and optimize their components under extreme pressure and temperature conditions before scaling up production.
