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Photo Etched Part Manufactureres and Suppliers

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IQS Directory implements a thorough list of photo etched part manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our listing to examine and sort top photo etched part manufacturers with previews of ads and detailed descriptions of each product. Any photo etched part company can design, engineer, and manufacture photo etched parts to meet your company’s specific qualifications. An easy connection to reach photo etched part companies through our fast request for quote form is provided on our website. The company information includes website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information. This source is right for you whether it's for photo etching, chemical machining, or acid etching.

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Leading Photo Etched Part Manufactureres Manufacturers

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MET Manufacturing Group, LLC

The MET Manufacturing Group, LLC process offers many technical & financial advantages in manufacturing various flat metal components. Try this precision etching, non-mechanical process for competitively priced, burr & stress free sheet metal products, up to 62 mil (.062”) thick. Our photo-chemical machining process is also known as photo-fabrication, photo etching, chemical milling & acid etching.

LocationMishawaka, IN
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Etchit

Etchit is your high-quality solution for custom-manufactured precision metal parts and components. We use photochemical machining to make products for such industries as aerospace, audio, automotive, computer, circuit board, decorative and fastener. Does your product need photo etching processes?

LocationBuffalo, MN
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VACCO Industries, Inc.

VACCO is the industry leader of Photo Chemical Etching of metal & polyimide components and devices. We specialize in Stainless steel, Titanium, and Copper, but work with a variety of different materials. We have over 60 years of experience in Chem Etching, and we offer Micro Laser Cutting & Welding, and Diffusion & Adhesive Bonding services along with an extensive range of value-added services. Whether your application is large or small, VACCO can assist you from prototype to production.

LocationSouth El Monte, CA
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Great Lakes Engineering, Inc.

Great Lakes Engineering is a trend setting manufacturer of surface mount stencils, precision laser cut parts, and photo chemical etched parts. We work with a wide range of materials, including Stainless Steel, Copper, Brass, Titanium, Nitinol, Nickel, Kovar and many others. We do not work with glass, plastics, or aluminum. Our specialty is working with very thin materials ranging from .001” to .030” thick. We can offer a wide range of capabilities and materials to meet your needs.

LocationMaple Grove, MN
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How many photo etched part manufactureres manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
4 leading manufacturers and 19 additional suppliers.
Where are photo etched part manufactureres manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 15 states: California (6), Minnesota (3), Illinois (2), Connecticut (1), Florida (1), Indiana (1), Louisiana (1), Massachusetts (1), and 7 more.
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Photo Etched Parts

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Photo etching is a process that uses chemicals and precise light exposure to create all kinds of metal parts. Photo etching goes by several other names, including chemical etching, chemical milling, photochemical machining, chemical machining, and chemical etching. Photo etching works by combining a process known as photolithography with basic etching. Photolithography is a process of forming patterns using photoresist covered substrates or molecules acted upon by enzymes. The photoresist is then developed when it is exposed to ultraviolet light and viewed through a photomask. The substrate is then etched, and the photoresist then acts as a barrier that only allows the chosen part of the etched material to be etched. Photo etching produces detailed metal parts.

Advantages of Photo Etched Parts

Industries that use photo etched parts include the medical, aerospace, commercial, electronics, automotive, computer, dental, and defense industries. Photo etched parts are very difficult to reproduce. This uniqueness may be advantageous or appealing in some industries, like aerospace, electronics, or defense. Another advantage of photo etched parts is their overall reduced costs. The flexibility of photo etching allows in its design and products allows for more variety in material choice and eliminates stress on the product. Also, photo etched materials are produced at a much lower tooling cost and because photo etching is a burr-free process, no additional money needs to be spent on deburring. Photo etching, especially wet etching, offers higher imaging accuracy.

Materials for Photo Etched Parts

Photo etching’s intricate cutting and engraving metal method produce extremely thin metal, usually ranging from .002 to .2 inches in depth. A number of materials can be turned into photo etched parts, including aluminum, brass, bronze, silver, copper, nickel, steel, and iron. These parts are produced through either wet etching or dry etching. Wet etching works by dissolving a material in a chemical solution, while dry etching works by dissolving a material using ions or vapor.

Types of Photo Etched Parts

Examples of etched parts include filters and sieves, needles and blades, surfaces, and precision parts. Photo etched filters and sieves can be important both in the automobile and food industries. In the former, they can be used in fuel injection systems or as last chance filters in hydraulic systems. In the latter, sieves are used in such applications as coffee machines or for sugar production. Needles and blades are primarily used in the medical industry as complex lancets, scalpel blades, micro-saws, micro-combs, and the like. Surfaces treated with or structured with photo etched parts can serve many interesting functions. Surfaces can contribute to more rapid growth of bone cells, better adhesion, and reduced maintenance time in the mechanical engineering sector. Precision parts include grids, contacts, diffusers, coding disks, and technical springs. With all their positive attributes and flexibility, photo etched parts are the best choice for current technology.

 


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