Support for your membranes is an important factor in the hydrogen electrolysis process and ability to produce clean hydrogen with maximum efficiency. Combined with our game-changing bipolar and flow field plate manufacturing capabilities, Switzer can provide durable, precision components for your entire electrolysis stack.

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Our manufacturing process creates endless opportunities for customization. We’re able to work with a variety of metal sizes and thicknesses and create variable hole configurations and designs, ensuring your advanced processes have the advanced components they demand. 

Our process scales seamlessly from prototype through production. Our engineering team will work with you to develop a manufacturable screen for prototype and pre-production, and when you are ready to scale up, you can rest easy knowing you can expect the same exact product in production volumes as you successfully tested at lower volumes.

Our manufacturing process creates endless opportunities for customization. We’re able to work with a variety of metal sizes and thicknesses and create variable hole configurations and designs, ensuring your advanced processes have the advanced components they demand. 

Our process scales seamlessly from prototype through production. Our engineering team will work with you to develop a manufacturable screen for prototype and pre-production, and when you are ready to scale up, you can rest easy knowing you can expect the same exact product in production volumes as you successfully tested at lower volumes.

Learn more about the ways we’ve helped our customers achieve their exact goals and improve performance.

"As you probably have imagined, all went well with the parts made for us, and one of the grids is now installed in our running DS-50 detector, buried inside a large fluid tank at the Gran Sasso underground laboratory and filled with liquid argon! We are designing the larger experiment of this kind, and will need larger grids. We will be in contact in the not-so-distant future."

- Physics Department Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

UMASS was completing their DarkSide-50 project designed to identify dark matter signals and needed an exceedingly durable but very thin metal grid to achieve their goals. These grids were extremely delicate, and required specific handling and shipping to perform as needed. Switzer’s photochemical etching process was the clear answer, contributing a key asset to the success of the project.

At Switzer, our in-house sales team is ready to partner with you to make sure you are getting the most of our your micro screen-type components. Whether you've been running your process the same way for years or have the need to develop a brand new separation or filtration component, a Switzer expert is here to offer you guidance, advice, and options you may not have known were available to you — all with the goal of maximizing your yield and better serving your needs.