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Improve seafood safety and shelf life with High Pressure Processing (HPP)

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Improve seafood safety and shelf life with High Pressure Processing (HPP)

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Improve seafood safety and shelf life with High Pressure Processing (HPP)

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Material Densification

Material Densification
Material densification is a critical process for many manufacturing and materials processing applications. By using high-pressure techniques, materials such as metals, ceramics, and composites can be compressed to higher densities, resulting in increased mechanical properties and performance.

Sheet Metal Forming

Sheet Metal Forming
Flexform™, also called fluid cell forming, is a low-cost sheet metal forming process designed for both prototyping and lower volume parts production.

Battery Processing Systems

Battery Processing Systems
Solid-state battery (SSB) technology has been under development for years, offering significant improvements in safety, charging times, and energy density. Quintus has been at the forefront of this innovation, providing advanced isostatic pressing solutions to support solid-state battery production from the lab to full-scale manufacturing.

High Pressure Processing

High Pressure Processing
Quintus Technologies’ High Pressure Processing (HPP) is a natural, scientifically validated technology for food preservation. HPP delivers food safety benefits, extends shelf life, and maintains flavor, freshness, and nutrients. It uses ultra-high pressure instead of high temperatures or preservatives to inactivate foodborne pathogens, reduce waste, and deliver natural, nutritious products.
Material Densification
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HIP for free: Speed printing unleashed

Maximizing Additive Manufacturing productivity with Hot Isostatic Pressing

In this webinar we will probe the “Speed printing” strategy for Additive Manufacturing, combining AM and Hot Isostatic Pressing to be able to increase AM build rate with a factor up to x10, getting “HIP-quality” components and at no additional investment cost! We review the material and processing research available on the subject and present a basic calculation on how to achieve the “HIP for free” and beyond for high volume AM manufacturing.

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