G Series Gas Pressure Sintering Furnace

Gas pressure sintering equipment is particularly suitable for sintering ceramics or metals that are easily decomposed at high temperatures or cannot be sintered through standard sintering processes. Like hot sintering, there are no restrictions on the waiting parts or geometric shapes during this process, providing a favorable choice for more expensive HIP processes.

Our pneumatic sintering furnace can be equipped with an integrated thermal expansion meter, which can measure shrinkage and shrinkage rate during the sintering cycle. The measurement data obtained here is used for process control.

A workload of 1 to 500 liters can be achieved at 2200℃ Celsius and 10 Mpa (in N2 and Ar).

A pressure sintering furnace is used to produce the following materials or components:

Sintered silicon nitride and silicon aluminum oxide nitrogen polymer materials with good mechanical properties (such as cutting tools, turbocharger engines, engine components)

Silicon carbide ceramics (high mechanical stress parts under corrosive conditions, etc.)

Superalloys (mechanical stress components for high-temperature applications)

Hard metals in special sintered carbide with lower cobalt content exhibit optimal mechanical properties and higher quality.

General composite materials are mainly used in the automotive industry to produce SSN batch parts.