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Learn how PECM technology can be used to machine a variety of orthopedic devices with improved features, surface quality, and economics.

Discover how PECM could potentially help manufacture critical refractory metal components in X-Ray machines and radiotherapy devices.

Electropolishing and electrochemical machining (ECM) have similarities, but are ultimately distinct processes.

Learn about PECM's capabilities and its impact on the next generation of advanced materials, miniaturization and additive manufacturing.

By machining hardened material with electrochemical machining (PECM), you can avoid extra steps, lead time, & cost while increasing quality.

Electrochemical machining is an underutilized manufacturing tool that can allow innovative designs and lowered costs. Read on to learn more.

Electrochemical machining shapes and finishes in one step, leaving no surface imperfections such as roughness, recast layers, or burrs.

PECM is a viable machining method for advanced materials, including many single-crystal superalloys and Inconel. Aerospace engineers are...