Warm isostatic press

The TOB-WIP-7-20-600 warm isostatic press is a high temperature equipment that presses materials under high temperature and high pressure to improve material density and performance. Warm Isostatic Pressing (WIP) is a critical manufacturing step in the production of high-performance solid-state batteries. Its primary function is to address the fundamental challenge of poor solid-solid interfaces inherent in SSBs and to significantly enhance the density and contact integrity of the electrode and electrolyte components.

Warm isostatic press machine with up to 660 MPa pressure and 150°C temperature, designed for solid-state battery R&D, electrolyte densification, and pilot-scale processing.