Our own factory combines precision CNC machining, glass-to-metal sealing and selected in-house electroplating processes.




Inspection and testing verify seal integrity, electrical insulation, dimensions and surface finish against the requirements for each part.
We use helium mass spectrometry to verify seal integrity against the specified leak-rate limit. Selected connector series have a specified leak rate of ≤1 × 10⁻⁹ Pa·m³/s.
We perform insulation resistance and dielectric withstand (hi-pot) testing. Test conditions and acceptance limits depend on the part number.
We use optical measurement equipment to check profiles and key dimensions against drawings, and industrial microscopes for visual inspection.
We use X-ray fluorescence (XRF) to measure plating thickness against specified requirements.


We develop new glass-to-metal sealed components based on customer drawings and operating requirements. We review the interface, contact layout, mounting and materials to assess manufacturability and identify the performance checks needed for the design. Share your drawing, expected quantities and any operating limits that matter to your project, such as maximum operating temperature or pressure differential across the seal.
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