Micro Deep Drawing

What is micro deep drawing?

In a trend where everything has to be smaller and more compact, the demand for ever-smaller components is also growing. Micro deep drawing focuses on forming products from foil with thicknesses from 0.4mm to 0.02mm. A product with low costs and high accuracy.

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In deep drawing, a flat metal sheet (platinum/blank) is pressed into a die by means of a punch. The material will plastically deform into a seamless hollow object with a theoretically uniform wall thickness. Through this process, round, square, or randomly shaped three-dimensional products can be made. Depending on the complexity of the product, this requires several deep drawing steps.

What is micro deep drawing?

In a trend where everything has to be smaller and more compact, the demand for ever-smaller components is also growing. Micro deep drawing focuses on forming products from foil with thicknesses from 0.4mm to 0.02mm. A product with low costs and high accuracy.

In deep drawing a flat metal sheet (platinum/blank) is pressed into a die by means of a punch. The material will plastically deform into a seamless hollow object with a theoretically uniform wall thickness. Through this process, round, square, or randomly shaped three-dimensional products can be made. Depending on the complexity of the product, this requires several deep drawing steps.

The core of micro deep drawing

1: Deep drawing, smart and efficient

Combining round, square and free forms in high repetition, is the basis by which deep drawing can distinguish itself from other conventional techniques, such as turning and milling. In addition, deep drawing is also characterized by the low percentage of waste formed.

2: Precision, order after order

Deep drawing is well suited for consistent production with high precision. Producing equivalent products order after order within a few microns of tolerance makes micro deep-drawing ideally suited for applications requiring precise tolerances and the highest quality.

3: Additional operations

Micro deep drawing has several advantages over other techniques. Additional operations can easily be added to the deep drawing process, such as holes, flanges and slots. It is also possible to add simple assembly operations within the process.

4: No post-treatment required

Most types of metal can be used for deep drawing, including steel, copper, aluminum, brass and stainless steel. In addition, materials harden themselves during the deep drawing process. This usually eliminates the need for post-processing.

A wide range of
deep drawing products

Below is a sample of our portfolio of products that we can realize using micro deep drawing. Such as nozzles, housings, sensors, tubes, cannulas.Our deep drawing parts are used in various industries. Mubion is focused on supplying micro parts from 400um to 20um, with diameters from 5mm to 0.3mm.