Mezzo offers advanced micro-machining service for a wide range of industries. Mezzo micro-manufacturing capabilities consist of 3 primary processes and numerous additional processes. The three primary processes include lithography (typically x-ray lithography), electro-plating, and micro-molding. The lithography process allows for formation of highly precise micro features over large areas; and with x-ray lithography it is possible to make high aspect ratio features, which are extremely important for controlling the movement of fluids in mechanical devices and optronic applications.

Electroplating allows for formation of metal micro-features that replicate and/or mirror the features created using lithography. While the lithography process is capable of making a wide range of features/parts, it can only be used to make parts out of polymers. The electroplating process is required if the parts are to be made out of metals. 

Micro-molding is used to inexpensively replicate micro-features. The x-ray lithography process is typically too expensive to create products in large volume; therefore x-ray lithography is typically used to create a molding tool which is then used to mass produce the devices required for a given application. Mezzo’s ability to use the three primary micro-fabrication processes in combination with more additional traditional manufacturing and micro-fabrication processes, form a unique skill set that has allowed for the creation of revolutionary products that can be reproduced in large volume inexpensively.