NiCoForm

NiCoForm is an electroforming company in Rochester, New York. Its site says founder Berl Stein started the company in the spring of 1999. It first offered selective plating for mold repair, then built its nickel cobalt electroforming work.

The company says it created NiColoy, an electroformable alloy. The site describes NiColoy as the material used for its net-shape electroforms, including NiColoy metal bellows.

Products include engineered metal bellows, structural electroforms, miniature fiber optic components, microfluidic and optical molds and stampers, infrared radiation shields, catheter tipping dies, and nickel phosphorus optical plating. The site also lists a modular three output constant current controller.

The site says NiCoForm components are aboard the European Space Agency mission BepiColombo, which is mapping Mercury. Industries served include medical device manufacturing, precision instrumentation, infrared detection, nickel optical coatings and aerospace.

The site says the plant uses a recuperative rinsing system that sends no plating chemicals down the drain. Customers speak directly with a project engineer who has electroforming experience. The site describes the quoting process as quick and the delivery as timely.

The contact page lists phone numbers (585) 454-5530 and (585) 454-5167, and a freephone number, 877-642-6569. The address is 72 Cascade Drive, Rochester, New York 14614. The site has a request for information form, downloads, a how to place an order page and a newsletter. It has links to Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn.