Imaging
Castings can be made with precision, uniformity, and repeatability. This makes TOMO uniquely suited to imaging. Mikro Systems™ produces hundreds of thousands of units each year for medical scanners.
TOMO® Technology
Mikro Systems™ partners with global, high-technology manufacturing companies to apply its TOMO® process to create high performance products and improve their product development and manufacturing processes.
Our customers benefit from improved product performance and time to market, yielding a competitive edge. Mikro Systems™ can provide new technology and product development support for a wide variety tooling, advanced casting and composite material products.
TOMO provides a competitive edge by offering significant advantages over traditional tooling and casting processes. Process and materials work together to reduce tooling costs, shorten production schedules and lower total development costs.
Our proven development approach is fast, effective, and offers a seamless transition to production.
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Using breakthrough technologies to support our customers
Aerospace
Mikro Systems™ has leveraged this technology to create ceramic composite castings for high performance engines. Our high strength composite system directly improves process yields.
Flexibility
TOMO isn’t just a process. It’s a toolbox. Any step in the chain can be used on its own to solve a manufacturing problem. Tooling, molds and casting can stand alone, or work together to create end products that deliver volume and performance at competitive cost.
Our commitment to quality
Mikro Systems, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Pratt & Whitney, is committed to being the world-class provider of manufacturing services for aerospace development, medical imaging components, and custom parts that meet customer expectations. Safety, quality, compliance to requirements, and continuous improvement are key in all that we do.
Careers
The Mikro Systems™ team is growing, and actively welcoming new talent to join us. Learn how you can help use breakthrough technology to solve manufacturing challenges below.