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Material requirements for electrochemical machining - in an easy-to-read infographic!

Electrochemical machining, explained in one handy infographic.

Electrochemical machining (ECM) and CNC milling each have their own advantages and disadvantages. Read on to learn which is your best fit.

For a material to be machinable by pulsed electrochemical machining (PECM), it must meet a few qualifications.

Electrochemical machining an iterative process based around discussion & optimization. Voxel gives feedback on how to make your part better.

With electrochemical machining, Voxel Innovations enables new designs and improved performance, especially compared to competing processes.

No contact, no thermal impact, and no tool-wear means a part formed by electrochemical machining is more durable, efficient, & repeatable.

Electrochemical machining can precisely remove material without any deformation of thin walls, and also create the thin walls themselves.