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Brochure – Quintus® Monoblock MIB Systems Superior Compact Battery Presses
Monoblock Isostatic Battery (MIB) presses are designed for small-scale compaction of a variety of solid-state battery materials optimizing the materials micro-structure with regards to porosity and interface properties.
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Brochure – High-Pressure Heat Treatment: Launching Hot Isostatic Pressing to the next level
Hot Isostatic Pressing – HIP basics. Bringing out the optimum properties in metal and ceramic systems.
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Brochure - Quintus Purus® Offering a clean Hot Isostatic Pressure
Answering the call from industry to get clean, un-oxidised surfaces from the HIP/HPHT process for e.g., trabecular surface structures and narrow internal media channels, features today made possible by additively manufacturing components.
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Brochure - Quintus Battery Presses for solid-state battery research and mass production
Metals, ceramics, composites, and polymers all benefit from the use of isostatic pressing to densify and remove porosities and voids in cells. Isostatic pressing has been shown to increase contact between interfaces of components in solid-state battery cells leading to enhanced conductivity, higher energy density (Wh/l) and reduced volume change during operation. Isostatic pressing is also used in the production of individual components that are necessary to drive the development of future battery technologies.
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Brochure - HPP QIF 150L for the Food Processing Industry
High Pressure Processing (HPP) A strive to reduce waste in the food supply chain is addressing the most important global challenges we are facing today, such as carbon footprint and food shortage. The HPP non-thermal method is recognized for inactivating foodborne pathogens and offering longer refrigerated shelf life, without impact to taste or nutrition impact which can be the case for other kinds of food processing.
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Data Sheet - The Quintus® guide to HPP packaging
The packaging is a key part of any food and beverage product. Apart from attracting and informing customers of the contents, it must also protect the product from damage and contamination, and ensure it stays fresh.
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Brochure - HPP Application Centers
Continually increasing consumer demand for healthier, preservative free, safer, refrigerated food and beverages has created new market opportunities for both established and start up food producers and marketers. As a science based non-thermal, post packaging technology, HPP continues to facilitate the development of these unique foods without sacrificing product taste, nutrition, and refrigerated shelf life, while avoiding potential food safety risks. The question therefore from more and more retailers, foodservice establishments, and other market channels is not if, but when will more high pressure protected products become available.
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Data Sheet - HPP QIF 400L for the Food Processing Industry
HPP science technology is helping the food industry address global sustainability challenges such as food waste, product recalls, and related foodborne illnesses. The HPP non-thermal method is recognized for inactivating foodborne pathogens and extending refrigerated shelf life, without impact to taste or nutrition, which can be the case for other kinds of food processing methods.
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Brochure - HPP Supporting Baby Foods
High pressure preservation is a scientifically proven, cost effective way to ensure the safety of fresh refrigerated baby foods, while preserving all their nutrients, flavors, and functional attributes.
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Brochure - HPP Supporting Pet Foods
High pressure preservation is a scientifically proven, cost effective way to ensure the safety of raw and freeze dried pet foods. As a premium non-thermal minimal processing technique, HPP eliminates pathogens of concern while keeping vitamins and enzymes intact, thus providing the bioavailability of nutritional compounds.
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