Discussion
Wet bag isostatic pressing differs from dry bag pressing in that the wet bag process
Answer: A
The bag is loaded, sealed and lowered into the vessel, which suits large or varied work but gives a slow cycle. Dry bag pressing fixes the membrane in the vessel and is far quicker, which suits high-volume items such as spark plug insulators.
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