Where conventional manufacturing processes such as diamond turning or mask lithography reach their limits due to demanding geometrics, the field of application is the galvanic replication of components: mold inserts made of nickel and nickel-phosphorus can be produced by an electrochemical deposition process.
Pure nickel
In the ultra-pure nickel facility at Fraunhofer IPT, we can mold inserts up to a size of 250 mm x 350 mm x 2 mm. Pure nickel is characterized by extreme hardness and resistance in downstream processes.
Nickel-Phosphorus
Mold inserts made of nickel-phosphorus have a particularly high degree of hardness, but at the same time offer good possibilities for finishing. For ultra-precise mold inserts, nickel-phosphorus components, unlike pure nickel, can also be excellently reworked in turning or milling processes and guarantee maximum precision.
Our service offer
- Production of nickel shims
- Replication of polymer substrates
- Maximum dimensions: 250 mm x 350 mm x 2 mm
- Nickel-phosphorus coatings of components