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Gas Atomization Equipment (VIGA/EIGA)
VIGA/EIGA

Gas Atomization Equipment (VIGA/EIGA)

Vacuum induction gas atomization and electrode induction gas atomization equipment used for metal powder preparation can be modularly customized and upgraded according to material system, production capacity and special process requirements.

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Plasma Rotating Electrode Atomization Equipment (PREP)
PREP

Plasma Rotating Electrode Atomization Equipment (PREP)

The anode metal rod melts under the action of plasma hot arc, and the molten metal droplets diverge into small droplets along the tangential direction under the action of centrifugal force, and finally solidify and spheroidize into powder.

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Plasma Wire Atomization Equipment (PA)
PA

Plasma Wire Atomization Equipment (PA)

The raw metal wire is simultaneously melted, atomized and broken into fine metal droplets by high-temperature and high-speed thermal plasma jets generated by one or more plasma torches, and finally solidified and cooled into fine metal powder.

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Ultra-High-Speed Rotating Centrifugal Atomization Equipment (HCA)
HCA

Ultra-High-Speed Rotating Centrifugal Atomization Equipment (HCA)

The centrifugal force generated by mechanical rotation is used to throw the metal melt out of the high-speed rotating container, disperse it into fine droplets, and then cool and solidify into fine powder.

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Ultrasonic Atomization Equipment (UA) with Induction Melting
UA

Ultrasonic Atomization Equipment (UA) with Induction Melting

The metal is melted by induction and poured onto a thin metal sheet. Under the action of ultrasonic waves, the metal liquid vibrates at ultrasonic frequency. The vibration causes the molten metal formed on the metal sheet to vibrate and separate into metal droplets, which are then cooled into small particles.

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