Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) is a powerful process that produces fully dense, high-integrity metal and ceramic components — ideal for advanced applications where performance and reliability are critical. Its success depends entirely on the canister that contains the powder during the cycle.
Conventional sheet-welded HIP cans are often limited by:
Any inconsistency in the can compromises the integrity of the final part.

Ultima Forma's electroformed HIP cans are built from nickel, copper, iron or nickel-cobalt, seamlessly shaped to match the component's geometry without welding or seams.
We simulate the HIP process using advanced CAE modelling to ensure shape precision and mechanical consistency—so you get the properties you need with minimal post-processing to save time, cost and material wastage.
These canisters deliver:
We eliminate common issues found in welded or machined containers by producing seamless, tailor-made structures optimized for HIP environments.