Chemical or electrochemical surface deburring, polishing, and passivation.
About ElpoChem
ElpoChem, a family-run business established in 1970, is specialized in chemical and electrochemical surface finishing. With headquarters in Volketswil, Switzerland, the company develops, produces, and sells high-quality electrolytic processes and chemical solutions for the noncontact removal of burr, swarf, and damaged surface zones with no mechanical or thermal loading of the metal surfaces and process for anodizing titanium.
The market-leading innovative processes and finishing solutions have been used with great success in numerous industries and applications both at home and abroad.
ElpoChem covers all aspects of process engineering. Based on customer requirements regarding material surface and desired treatment, ElpoChem develops and produces the necessary process flows as well as the electrolytes needed for the surface treatment.
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ElpoChem also offers its customers technical consulting and expert knowledge. Process improvements, testing of new applications, first article inspections on customer parts, and regular chemical analysis of customer baths are performed in an in-house lab.
ElpoChem AG headquarters in Volketswil, Switzerland
Production in Sirnach, Switzerland
ElpoLux ANOF-A Titanium Anodizing Typ II
ElpoLux Anox-C Titanium Anodizing Typ III
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Electropolishing process for stents
Electropolishing process for stents
The electrolyte ElpoLux TI-Med is an industrially tested electrolyte for the electropolishing of titanium, titanium alloys, niobium, nitinol, tantalum and certain chromium-cobalt alloys.
ElpoLux TI-Med is used very successfully for the electropolishing of laser-processed Nitinol stents.
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