Method for molding powders

Powder metallurgy processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated metal particles – Consolidation of powders

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249 65, 249112, 249127, 264102, 264220, 264571, 264DIG78, 419 60, 419 66, 4254051, 4254052, 425DIG14, B22F 100

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ABSTRACT:
A method for molding powders which comprises introducing a thin-wall resilient mold inside a ventilative mold support, reducing the outside pressure of the ventilative mold support to less than the atmospheric pressure (760 Torr), putting a thin-wall resilient mold exactly close to the inside wall of the ventilative mold support, supplying powder material into the thin-wall resilient mold, exhausting air existing in the voids formed in the powder material, and taking the ventilative mold support apart to apply cold isostatic press treatment to the thin-wall resilient mold. The shape of the thin-wall resilient mold is similar to the shape of the ventilative mold support.

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