Precision Micro LEEP process wins high quality order

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A major manufacturer of high-end audio visual equipment has commissioned Precision Micro to produce precision speaker grilles for its premium products, using its LEEP process.

LEEP (Laser Evolved Etch Process) is a precision etching process that incorporates laser direct imaging for greater accuracy and repeatability. The process doesn't rely on any physical tooling and has taken etching precision to new levels, says the company. A high quality result is required by the customer because, unlike the majority of its competitors, the speakers and integrated grilles are a major visible feature, so precision, quality and aesthetics are very important. Tolerances for these components are very tight and exceed the capabilities of photochemical etching but Precision Micro's highly accurate LEEP process meets the requirements. As it happens, Precision Micro supplies a variety of decorative etched components to the automotive industry and claims to be, possibly, the largest manufacturer of bespoke, metal audio grilles in Europe. LEEP grilles are burr-free and stress-free and can be supplied in a range of finishes to suit the specific application.