Cell Lab porous pressing die sets — 440C stainless steel HRC60–62, precision porous dies for pellet preparation in catalysis, gas absorption, battery research, and high-surface-area materials.
Cell Lab porous pressing die sets — 440C stainless steel HRC60–62, precision porous dies for pellet preparation in catalysis, gas absorption, battery research, and high-surface-area materials.

Cell Lab Porous Pressing Die Sets [50 mm – 120 mm]

Cell Lab Porous Pressing Die Sets [50 mm – 120 mm] Stainless steel porous dies for high-surface-area pellet preparation in catalysis, energy storage, and materials research General Description Cell Lab Porous Pressing Die Sets are precision-engineered tools for producing porous...
Vendor: Cell Lab
SKU: CL0674
Product type: Pellet Press Die Set
£629.00
£629.00
Reference Sample Size: Φ50 mm
Subtotal: £629.00
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Cell Lab Porous Pressing Die Sets [50 mm – 120 mm]

Stainless steel porous dies for high-surface-area pellet preparation in catalysis, energy storage, and materials research

General Description

Cell Lab Porous Pressing Die Sets are precision-engineered tools for producing porous pellets and compacts from powdered materials. Manufactured from 440C stainless steel with indenter hardness HRC60–62, these dies provide strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance under repeated high-pressure use.

The unique porous design allows the formation of interconnected pore networks within the pressed sample, which is critical in catalysis, gas absorption, energy storage, solid-state battery research, and advanced materials development. Available in 50 mm, 90 mm, and 120 mm diameters, these dies support both laboratory-scale studies and larger-scale industrial testing.

Key Features

  1. Porous cavity design — Enables controlled pore formation for high surface area materials.

  2. High-strength stainless steel — Made from 440C stainless steel, hardened to HRC60–62.

  3. Multiple diameters available — Standard options: 50 mm, 90 mm, and 120 mm.

  4. Broad material compatibility — Ideal for catalysts, battery powders, ceramics, and pharmaceuticals.

  5. Customisable hole pattern — Size and number of pores can be tailored to application needs.

Specifications

Product No. Reference Sample Size Cavity Depth (mm) Die Material Indenter Hardness Dimensions (mm) Weight
CL0674 Φ50 mm 55 440C Stainless Steel HRC60–62 Φ88 × 150 5.1 kg
CL0675 Φ90 mm 65 440C Stainless Steel HRC60–62 Φ128 × 180 14 kg
CL0676 Φ120 mm 65 440C Stainless Steel HRC60–62 Φ168 × 180 30 kg

Applications & Industries

  • Catalysis — Porous pellets for catalyst testing and development.

  • Gas absorption & filtration — Preparation of sorbent pellets with high surface area.

  • Battery research — Porous compacts for solid-state and next-generation battery studies.

  • Ceramics & composites — Advanced porous structures for thermal and structural applications.

  • Pharmaceuticals — Controlled porosity for drug delivery and dissolution studies.

FAQ

Q1: What is the advantage of a porous die set?
It allows pellets to be formed with interconnected pores, enhancing surface area for catalysis, adsorption, and electrochemical reactions.

Q2: Can pore size and number be customised?
Yes. Cell Lab can design custom dies with specific hole sizes, numbers, and arrangements.

Q3: What materials are suitable for porous pellet pressing?
Catalysts, carbon materials, metal oxides, battery electrode powders, pharmaceuticals, and ceramic composites.

Q4: How should the die be maintained?
Store in a dry environment, clean after use, and apply light oil to prevent rust during long-term storage.

Q5: Are porous pressing dies consumables?
Yes. They are consumables, with warranty covering only manufacturing defects.


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