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Compression molding uneven density

Problem Phenomenon
Compression molded and sintered PEEK products have large local density differences and pores
Cause Analysis
Compression molding pressure is transmitted unevenly in the powder; powder is filled unevenly in the mold producing density gradients; pores are not fully eliminated during sintering
Solution
Optimize the filling uniformity of powder in the mold; appropriately increase the compression molding pressure to 10-20MPa; use cold isostatic pressing (CIP) technology to pre-compact the powder
Key Takeaway
Density uniformity of large-size PEEK compression molded products is a key quality indicator
compression moldingdensity uniformityisostatic pressingpowder fillingpores

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