New Developments of FAST/SPS Tool Materials

Jan Raethel; Juergen Hennicke; Yanina Dyatlova; M. Herrmann; Vladimir Rumyantsev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.88.37

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New Developments of FAST/SPS Tool Materials

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Since FAST/SPS technology ensures an adequate and fast consolidation of different materials the demand for suitable pressing tool materials is growing. Graphite based materials are widely used and well known as FAST/SPS tool materials but they also have some unwanted or weak properties, for example, a possible reaction or reduction of sample material as well as low mechanical values compared to other tool materials. In this paper, an approach for the FAST/SPS consolidation of ZTA-Ti (C,N) and TiN-TiB₂ based cutting tool inserts in newly developed FAST/SPS tool materials which can be used for fully automated FAST2 devices is presented. Furthermore, a general strategy for the further development of FAST/SPS tool materials is focused.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 88)

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Jan Raethel*, Juergen Hennicke, Yanina Dyatlova, M. Herrmann, Vladimir Rumyantsev

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Cutting Tool, FAST, Field Assisted Sintering Technology, Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS), SPS, Tool Materials

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