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Chemical Etching is a subtractive manufacturing process that uses baths of temperature-regulated etching chemicals to selectively remove material to produce high precision metal parts in any desired shape. It is also referred to as Chemical Milling, Photo (Chemical) Etching, Electrochemical Etching, Photo (Chemical) Milling, Photo Chemical Machining, and Industrial Etching. The process is ideally suited to a wide range of materials. Most commonly used materials include stainless steel, non-, low-alloy steel, nickel, copper, bronze, brass, etc. Many other types of metal, e.g. gold, silver, aluminum, hastelloy, titanium, and special alloys such as nitinol and vitrovac, can be etched under appropriate conditions.
Widely used across a range of high technology industries, Chemical Etching could be the answer to your precision metal part needs. Complex, stress-free, burr-free components can be produced from your ideas into reality in a matter of days. Think how that could revolutionize your prototyping concepts. Now realize that this can be achieved on an industrial manufacturing scale as well, and as easily as your conceptual ideas.
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