Where appropriate, we can leverage these technologies to help manufacturers overcome specific and complex design challenges to achieve remarkable levels of detail and quality in the production of components, ensuring optimal performance and functionality.
This approach not only enhances the capabilities of core processes but also opens up new possibilities for creating intricate and high-performance components. The combination of these technologies paves the way for innovative solutions in manufacturing, offering increased precision and efficiency in producing mission-critical parts for a wide range of industries
Specifically, electroforming and chemical etching are both advanced manufacturing techniques that excel in producing high aspect ratio components, which are increasingly important for datacenter applications e.g., heat exchangers, EMI shielding and microfluidic cooling systems.
Chemical etching (or photochemical machining) uses controlled chemical reactions to remove material and create patterns.
Key Benefits include:
Electroforming is a process where metal is deposited onto a mandrel using electroplating, then separated to create precise, thin-walled structures.
Key Benefits for High Aspect Ratio Products:
