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Basic information

Plansee is a renowned expert in the field of molybdenum, tungsten, tantalum, niobium, and chromium products. Their refractory metals, alloys, and composite materials are used in various industries such as electronics, coating technology, and high-temperature furnaces. These materials are specifically designed to surpass the limitations of traditional materials. Whether it's a small heat sink or a large furnace installation, Plansee delivers high-quality products globally.

As a leading enterprise in powder metallurgy, Plansee takes pride in covering the entire production process in-house, starting from the ore extraction to creating customer-specific components. They utilize metal powder pressing, sintering, and deformation processes to manufacture reliable and durable products.

Plansee prioritizes research and development to help their customers enhance productivity and promote technological innovation. They work closely with their customers to develop new materials and product solutions for future-oriented technologies.

With 32 locations in 24 countries worldwide, Plansee strives to maintain its position as the preferred partner in the refractory metals industry. They continuously invest in the training and development of their 3,000 employees, as well as in production capacities and state-of-the-art technology. This includes powder manufacturing, powder metallurgy processes, custom machining, and raw material recycling.

On the other hand, Precision Extrusion is a company specializing in custom aluminum precision extrusions. While the accepted norms for aluminum extrusion allow for deviations of 0.15 mm or more, Mifa sets itself apart by offering precision extrusion with tolerances as low as 0.02 mm. This unique capability opens up countless possibilities.

Standard extrusion processes often result in bulk production and standardized work, which can be inaccurate. However, Mifa offers custom-built products with exceptional precision, including straightness, torsion, concentricity, parallelism, surface roughness, and fitting. Moreover, the inherent features of aluminum, such as its high-quality surface finish, often eliminate the need for post-processing. This makes precision extrusion a viable option for a wide range of applications, even as a substitute for other techniques and materials.