The difference between cold isostatic press and warm isostatic press

A cold isostatic press or a warm isostatic press is a type of equipment that uses high-pressure gas to process materials. They work by heating or cooling a gas to a certain temperature and then applying uniform pressure to the material through a closed container. This method can improve the density, structure, and properties of materials, making it suitable for applications such as ceramics, metals, and composites.
The main difference between cold isostatic press and warm isostatic press is their temperature during forming and consolidation. Cold isostatic presses are generally used in room temperature environments and are suitable for temperature-sensitive materials, such as ceramics, metal powders, etc. The working temperature of the thermostatic press is medium temperature, which is suitable for materials with certain temperature requirements, such as plastics, rubber, etc.