HPHT Diamond & Carbide Tools
High-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) tools are designed to withstand and operate in extreme heat and pressure environments. Some examples of press types are belt, cubic, and toroidal presses. Developed from premium tungsten carbide, Versimax™ silicon diamond composite material, and Compax™ wire die blanks, Hyperion produces anvils, dies, punches, and cubes to help manufacturers generate more press cycles while maintaining a longer-lasting tool life than other HPHT presses. Optional grinding, truncations, and tailormade designs are available upon request.
Products
Carbide Anvils & Dies
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Dimensions: as per drawing/requested
Description: Carbide HPHT Dies, Anvils, and Punches manufactured to custom dimensions in accordance with agreed solution. Grades and designs are tailored to each customer based on individal needs and requirements.
Versimax™ HPHT Tools
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Dimensions: as per drawing/requested
Description: Versimax™ HPHT cubes are available in 4 sizes while tetrahedral anvils are manufactured to custom dimensions in accordance with agreed solution. Grades and designs are tailored to each customer based on individal needs and requirements.
Premium Tungsten Carbide & Diamond HPHT Tools
Hyperion Materials and Technologies has a long history of providing superior cemented carbide grades, Versimax™ silicon diamond composite material, and Compax™ blanks for a wide range of high-pressure, high-temperature applications. These anvils can be used in various industries that create synthetic diamonds and other superhard materials, such as cubic boron nitride (cBN), polycrystalline cubic boron nitride (PCBN), synthetic diamonds, polycrystalline diamonds (PCD), synthesized gem diamonds and in research institutes and labs for geothermal studies.
Hyperion is a supplier and a partner in solving HPHT tool needs. With an experienced application team ready to assist manufacturers, a wide selection of cemented carbide grades, and a commitment to HPHT process improvements, Hyperion provides root cause analysis and corrective actions, ensuring that customers get the most out of their tools.
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HPHT Press Applications
Hyperion's HPHT tools, crafted from tungsten carbide, Versimax™ silicon diamond composite material, and Compax™ wire die blanks, stand out in the industry. They can be customized as anvils, dies, punches, and cubes, with optional grinding, truncations, and tailormade designs available. These tools, unique in their ability to withstand the necessary pressure and temperature for stable product creation, significantly enhance the pressing performance and efficiency of the cubic, belt, and Paris-Edinburgh presses.
Cubic Presses
Cubic presses, a type of HPHT (High-Pressure, High-Temperature) machine, are invaluable for creating synthetic diamonds and other superhard materials. Hyperion produces tungsten carbide and Versimax™ silicon diamond composite material to develop dies, anvils, and punches for cubic presses. Cubic presses replicate the extreme conditions of pressure and temperature found deep underground, where natural diamonds form. The two types of cubic presses, Tie Rod and Link Style, both produce the industry-recognized sintered diamond and tungsten carbide composite, known as a polycrystalline diamond cutter (PDC), showcasing the versatility and value of these machines.
Belt Presses
Belt presses, another innovative HPHT apparatus, utilize a continuous belt system to produce superhard materials in high-volume operations. With their continuous material feed, these presses offer significantly higher throughput and scalability than cubic presses. The pressure is applied using punches as the material travels through the pressurized zone of the belt press, ensuring a smooth and efficient production process. Hyperion manufactures tungsten carbide, used to develop the punches for belt presses.
Paris-Edinburgh Presses
Paris-Edinburgh presses, also known as multi-anvil or toroidal presses, are a versatile HPHT apparatus that provides uniform pressure distribution throughout the superhard material synthesis. Hyperion utilizes Versimax™ silicon diamond composite material, Compax™ wire die blanks, and tungsten carbide to develop anvils for Paris-Edinburgh presses. With their unique multi-anvil design, Paris-Edinburgh presses are suitable for a wider range of shapes and sizes compared to cubic and belt presses. This versatility opens up a world of possibilities for researchers, allowing them to explore material properties under various pressure conditions, sparking new avenues of discovery.
