A continuous spark plasma sintering system is not a hotter SPS — it is a takt-driven line. Powder dosing, pulsed-current heating under uniaxial force, cooling and die return happen at separate stations, so the power supply and press frame never wait for a die to cool. This 60-second explainer covers the four stations, where the heat is actually generated in conductive versus insulating powders, the cycle-time arithmetic, and the two boundaries that decide whether a line makes sense: Φ200 mm and 10 Pa.
Read the full process and specification detail in our continuous spark plasma sintering system guide.
