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Certain Specifics of Quasi-Isostatic Molding (A Review)

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The author considers specifics of the method of quasi-isostatic molding, which is the most perfect, economical, and simple method for molding products from powder materials providing for a high quality of products due to the volume compression of the molding material. The method can be used for molding articles from ceramic, metal, and graphite powders, glass ceramics, ferrite, abrasive materials, and in production of refractory articles.

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Timokhova, M.I. Certain Specifics of Quasi-Isostatic Molding (A Review). Glass and Ceramics 59, 22–26 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015519226476

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