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Mastering metal etching—where precision carves every detail, and versatility transforms every material. From tight-tolerance parts to custom artistry, we etch metal with the sharpness of engineering and the soul of craft. Your vision, etched to perfection.
High Precision, Exquisite Details
Controls tiny dimensions precisely, meeting precision part needs. Intricate patterns and micro-structures are perfectly rendered for top engineering accuracy.
Wide Material Compatibility
Adapts to copper, iron, aluminum, stainless steel and more. Few metal type restrictions, suiting diverse industrial demands.
Efficient Processing, Time and Labor Saving
Excels in batch handling, processing many workpieces at once. Shortens production cycles vs. traditional methods, boosting efficiency.
Cost-Effective
No need for complex, expensive molds. High material utilization reduces waste, lowering production costs.
Design Flexibility
Allows quick pattern/shape adjustments. Easily meets diverse and custom needs, from small batches to modified large-scale runs.
Superior Surface Quality
Produces smooth, burr-free surfaces, eliminating extra grinding. Guarantees quality and performance to strict standards.
Turning ideas into reality
In precision metal etching component solutions, we are your preferred partner for meeting all your metal etching needs.
Custom metal etched parts
Work with our experts to bring your unique designs to life. Whether it's prototyping, functional parts, or artistic creations, our custom metal etching parts services deliver accuracy and detail.
Rapid prototyping
Streamline your product development with our rapid prototyping services. We create fast, precision, high quality, detail, cost-effective prototypes, enabling you to test and iterate your designs quickly.
Functional part production
From design to finished product, customize metal etched parts to power your equipment Multi-material etched parts, precise bite without deviation, smoother operation Strict control of detail accuracy, metal etched parts escort the stable operation of the equipment
Metal etching customization
Micron carving and ingenuity etching present you with the beauty of metal details Customized on demand, complex patterns are easy to handle, and exclusive etching solutions are created for you
Design consultation
Professional and technical blessing, intimate service throughout the process, and worry-free cooperation Strictly control each process to ensure the quality of etching and escort your products
Large-scale metal etching production
Efficient etching and fast delivery help you stay ahead of the curve Stainless steel, copper and aluminum and other materials are adapted, and the etching skills are proficient
Your excellent metal etching processing supplier
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Metal Etching Factory
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2.Tailored Metal Etching Excellence: Catering to Diverse Industrial Needs with Consistent Performance & On-Time Delivery
3.Decades of Expertise in Metal Etching: Mastering Intricate Details for Premium Results, Empowering Your Product Innovation
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Common Questions and Answers about Metal Etching Processing
Explore the frequently asked questions about our metal etching processing.
What is metal etching, and how does the process work?
Metal etching, also known as chemical etching, is a precision manufacturing process that uses chemical solutions to selectively remove metal from a workpiece, creating intricate designs, patterns, or components. The process typically involves cleaning the metal surface, applying a photoresist layer, exposing the resist to UV light through a stencil (with your desired design), developing the resist to reveal unprotected areas, and finally using etchants to dissolve the exposed metal. The remaining resist is then stripped, leaving a precise, burr-free finished part
Which types of metals can be processed using etching?
Metal etching works effectively with a wide range of metals and alloys, including stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, brass, nickel, titanium, and even exotic alloys like Inconel. The versatility of the process allows it to handle both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, making it suitable for diverse industrial needs.
What levels of precision and detail can metal etching achieve?
Metal etching excels at producing high-precision components with intricate details. It can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.03mm (0.00118 inches) and reproduce fine features such as micro-holes, thin walls, or complex geometries that may be challenging or costly with other processes. This level of precision makes it ideal for applications requiring consistency across large production runs.
How does metal etching compare to other metal fabrication processes like laser cutting or stamping?
Compared to laser cutting, metal etching offers advantages in producing finer details, avoiding heat-affected zones (which can alter metal properties), and handling thinner materials more efficiently. Unlike stamping, it eliminates the need for expensive hard tooling, reduces setup times, and allows for quick design modifications—making it more cost-effective for prototyping or small-to-medium production volumes. It also produces burr-free edges without secondary finishing.
What industries commonly use metal etching, and for what applications?
Metal etching is widely used across industries such as electronics (for circuit boards, lead frames, and EMI shields), aerospace (precision components, sensor parts), medical devices (surgical tools, implant components), automotive (fuel injection parts, filters), and telecommunications (antenna components). Its ability to balance precision, cost, and material versatility makes it a go-to solution for critical, high-performance parts.