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Chemical Etching for the Energy Industry
Fotofab photochemically etches a range of precision metal parts for the energy industry which includes all involved in the production and sale of energy like fuel extraction, manufacturing, refining, and distribution. We also service the many markets that fall under the Energy umbrella.
- Petroleum
- Gas
- Electrical power
- Coal
- Nuclear power
- Renewable energy
- Alternative solar and wind energy (Green Energy)
The modern world depends upon a large quantity of fuel to operate, and the energy industry is a crucial part of the infrastructure and maintenance of society around the world.
Chemically Etched Components for the Energy Industry
Fotofab is a trusted industry supplier with years of experience in fabricating precision metal components for the energy sector, including:
- Solar panel elements
- Converters
- Thermoelectric generator components
- Circuitry components
- Energy harvesting devices
- Capacitor and supercapacitor elements
- OLED and LED components
- Heat exchanger plates
- RF wireless transmitters
- Antennas
- Semiconductor parts
- Wireless sensor network components
- Diode components
- Flow channel plates
Our Capabilities for the Energy Industry
Fotofab is committed to working exclusively to customer blueprints. This allows us to customize each metal part to fit specific needs. The parts we use are sourced and manufactured in the US.
Metals We Etch for the Energy Industry
A range of high-quality materials are used within the energy sector due to the scope and level of importance it has in our society. The metals that Fotofab photochemically etches for the energy industry include:
Fotofab specializes in photochemical etching. This process is precise and allows for tight tolerances and configurations not possible with traditional metal fabrication methods like laser cutting or stamping.
In this process, a photographically assembled mask is applied to the metal surface, protecting the underlying base metal. A tightly controlled chemical reaction then removes metal, atom by atom, creating exact-to-print parts.
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