Applications
Implementing micromachining techniques allows for a larger selection of materials and tighter tolerances ultimately broadening the complexity and usability of your applications. The demand for precision machined components, parts, and products has grown immensely. This need for micromachining has affected all industries, but because of the complexity, pinpoint accuracy, and tight tolerances associated with some industries it holds the strongest ties to the most demanding markets including: Medical, Aerospace, Automotive, Defense, Electronics/Semiconductor, and Telecommunications.
Automotive
The automotive, and supporting trucking, boating, and ATV markets, also rely on micromachining partners to provide exact precision and micro-milling capabilities. Components, assemblies and parts are being produced at microscopic sizes. They are tested across multiple safety standards. Sensors, electric assemblies, driver interfaces, security systems, and connectors are just a few examples. Below are some of the micromachining applications in the automotive industry:
- Sensor Devices
- Motion Detection
- Electronic Assemblies
- Engine Components