Design engineers need to be aware of the specific attributes of PCE, as various process characteristics enable the design of innovative parts impossible to create with traditional metal fabrication technologies. They must also be aware of the cost implications of the use of PCE.

Once design engineers select PCE as their preferred metalworking process, it is important that they fully appreciate not just its versatility, but also the specific aspects of the technology that can affect — and in many instances enhance — product design.

micrometal GmbH recently launched its new website (www.micrommetal.de), which provides an invaluable resource for professionals that are looking for the repeatable and reliable supply of intricate, geometrically complex metal parts and components.

micrometal is at the forefront of evolving the PCE process and offers unique adapta􀀂ons of the technology that make its already striking characterics even more compelling for OEMs pushing the bound􀀃 aries of what is possible in metal part and component fabrication

micometal (incorporating Etchform and HP Etch) is one of the only PCE providers that does not use hydrofluoric acid, and therefore customers can benefit from the strength, lightweight, heat and corrosion resistant attributes of titanium at a low cost and without the use of dangerous chemicals.

micrometal uses a special liquid resist system to obtain ultra-thin (2-8 micron) photoresist layers enabling a higher degree of precision in the chemical etching process. It allows us to achieve extremely small feature sizes of 25 microns, a minimum hole diameter 80% of the material thickness, and single digit micron tolerances repeatably.

 

micrometal — together with its subsidiaries HP Etch and Etchform — is your one􀀃stop􀀃shop supplier of precision etched metal parts. Our individually tailored photochemical etching tech􀀃 nologies, inline reel to reel etching, as well as batch etching, offer you the perfect solution for every challenge.

 

Welcome to the world of the tightest tolerances measured in hundredths of a millimeter, the finest structures, the thinnest metals, and the most complex geometries.

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