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Photo etching
or chemical machining, to cut and engrave steel and copper alloys with incredible precision, from 0.05 to 1.20 mm thick, without burrs and with minimum dimensional tolerances.eyewear components
timepieces and jewellery
railway or car modeling
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Precision casting
a lost wax method, to faithfully reproduce in small and medium series complex and undercut components, in brass, bronze and nickel silver, free of porosity, shrinkage and deformations.musical instruments
fashion accessories
railway or car modeling
eyewear and timepieces
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Laser cut
for cutting and perforating steel and brass up to 4 mm, with the latest technology that allows you to make precise, perfectly smooth and perpendicular cuts.mechanical components
decorative items
electronics and smd frames
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Electro forming
shiny, very thin and flexible metallic reproductions by galvanic deposition of 50 μm of nickel on an adhesive sheetlogos
adhesive decorations
micro electronics
timepieces
Metal components for eyewear, jewellery, micromechanics, electronics, timepieces, musical instruments, model making, fashion and design accessories
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Frequent questions
View allWhat materials can I use in precision casting?
Brass, bronze and special bronzes, nickel silver, beryllium copper, aluminum and precious metals, all free of lead and cadmium. The table of metals indicates the materials most commonly used among the over sixty alloys produced so far, but it is possible to compose special alloys on request.
What kind of finish can I get from precision cast parts?
The parts are normally delivered with smooth surfaces, with an opaque satin finish, with a small residue from the injection channel. Copper alloys (brass, bronze and nickel silver) can be easily soldered with tin or welded with silver alloy, mirror polished with special abrasive wheels, or with...
What materials can be used in photoengraving?
Brass, bronze and special bronzes, nickel silver, beryllium copper, aluminum, common, special and stainless steels. The slabs can have sizes starting from 100 x 300 mm up to 400 x 1000 mm, with thicknesses from 0.03 to 1.2 mm.
What kind of finishing can I get for photoengraved pieces?
The parts are normally delivered "slab", with smooth, smooth-looking surfaces, with two small witnesses (attachments) easily removable. Copper alloys (brass, bronze and nickel silver) can be easily soldered with tin or welded with silver alloy, polished with special abrasive wheels, or with...
What is "chemical photoengraving"?
The chemical photoengraving or photo-cutting is a modern system for cutting and engraving with precision metal plates, even very thin ones, advantageously replacing traditional shearing and engraving operations. The drawing of the requested detail is processed by computer and then "photographed"...
What is the lost wax investment casting?
Lost wax casting or "precision casting" is a particular technique for faithfully reproducing complicated metal parts, even very small ones, advantageously replacing long assembly operations. The original model is faithfully copied with special silicone elastomers and then reproduced in wax. In...
What kind of components can I produce?
Components for metal glasses and embellishers for plastic glasses, parts for micromechanics and electronics, parts for fuel cells, special editions of precious objects, logos friezes and decorations, parts of fountain pens and watches, complicated mechanisms for musical instruments, details of...
What do you need to make components?
A simple drawing on paper or in the following graphic formats: dwg, dxf (AutoCAD or other software that uses these formats), rhn (Rhinoceros), stl, igs, cdr (Coreldraw), ai (Illustrator), pdf, fh11, tiff, bmp, tga, eps and others. Sometimes a photograph can be enough, if accompanied by the most...
Do molds cost a lot?
Our manufacturing processes do not need molds. For photoengraving and electroforming the plates are masked with a very high definition digital process (xmos). Even precision casting does not require traditional molds, but rather short-lasting rubber and ceramic matrices. At the beginning of...
What minimum quantity can I order?
In photoengraving, only 4 plates (or all the pieces that these can contain). In precision casting, the minimum order is only 12 pieces per item. With laser cutting, the minimum quantity depends on the design and must be calculated. In electroforming, the minimum quantity is 20 adhesive sheets...
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How much is shipping?
Shipping costs are always indicated on offers, confirmations and invoices. For shipments up to 3 kg these rates apply:
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Can I pay with my credit card?
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Do I have to pay VAT or other taxes?
Our components are manufactured and shipped from Romania, or within the European Community. > EU private customer, Romanian VAT currently applied at 19% > EU company customer, VAT exempt if with a valid intra-community VAT number > non-EU customer, VAT exempt Some non-EU countries apply...
How do you calculate the investment casting price?
You can check the cost of each component easily and immediately in the price section. You just have to calculate the volume of the parallelepiped that the piece can contain, i.e. maximum length, width and height.
How much does it cost to make my metal component?
Calculating the price of your component is now very easy! Enter the prices page and choose the size and the metal ... that's how much it will cost you! No need to register or wait. If then you want to receive a detailed offer, send us your drawings, photographs or models, and we will get back...
How can I send you a large file?
Our emails support attachments up to 30mb. In the Customer Area> Upload File area of the site you can upload documents up to 100mb For larger files you can also use WeTransfer or GDrive, or ask us to activate a dedicated FTP access.