Chemical Engraving on moulds
Chemical engraving enables us to create sharp, deep, and precise designs on complex surfaces or hard-to-reach areas of moulds. It's widely used for decorative finishes, warning signs, and brand patterns. This method ensures no heat distortion and is suitable for fine detailing on fragile or precision components.
Chemical Engraving on moulds
Chemical engraving enables us to create sharp, deep, and precise designs on complex surfaces or hard-to-reach areas of moulds. It's widely used for decorative finishes, warning signs, and brand patterns. This method ensures no heat distortion and is suitable for fine detailing on fragile or precision components.
Chemical Engraving on moulds
Chemical engraving enables us to create sharp, deep, and precise designs on complex surfaces or hard-to-reach areas of moulds. It's widely used for decorative finishes, warning signs, and brand patterns. This method ensures no heat distortion and is suitable for fine detailing on fragile or precision components.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is chemical engraving?
Chemical engraving is a process that uses controlled acid solutions to dissolve specific areas of metal, creating deep and precise patterns or text.
2. How is it different from laser engraving?
Unlike laser engraving, chemical engraving does not use heat, making it suitable for delicate or heat-sensitive parts.
3. Which metals can be chemically engraved?
It can be applied to steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other metallic surfaces commonly used in mould making.
4. What are the benefits of chemical engraving?
It ensures uniform depth, smooth edges, and no thermal distortion, making it perfect for detailed and intricate work.
5. What are its common applications?
Used for decorative elements, warning labels, and branding on moulds for complex or irregularly shaped components.