Materials to be HIPed
Materials to be HIPed
Aluminum, Titanium, Steel, Superalloy, Brass, Copper, Plastics, Ceramics, and Ductile Iron

Before HIP
- Aluminum Alloy X-Ray Magnification (50X)
- Showing Micro-Porosity within a casting

After HIP
- Aluminum Alloy X-Ray Magnification (100X)
- Elimination of Micro-Porosity through HIP

HIPing these materials will dramatically remove internal prosity
- Improve the x-ray standard - HIPing will upgrade your casting (ie Type C becomes Type B
- Remove internal porosity - collapses internal voids and bonds clean surfaces together
- Improve property scatter - marked reduction in the statistical spread or scatter, results in improved efficiency of the material utilization
- Improve mechanical properties - higher strength, higher toughness, longer fatigue, and corrosion resistance, and a longer creep life
- Reduce, eliminate or recover scrap losses - save the time and cost of remaking your parts
- Improve machined surface quality - tighter and more uniform grain structure
- Improve fatigue life (two to twelve times over non-HIPed parts) - improving tensile and mechanical properties increases fatigue life
- Create high strength bonds - diffusion bonds are equal to substrate material