FAQs

Electro Arc

Have a metal disintegrator machine-related question? Electro Arc has the answer. Check out these FAQs and call or text us today for more information!

  • What exactly is a metal disintegrator?

    Electro Arc’s metal disintegrators are specialized electrical discharge machining (EDM) processes designed to quickly and efficiently remove broken taps, drills, studs, bolts, and other hardened metal components from a workpiece without causing damage to the surrounding material. The technology uses controlled electrical discharges to erode metal with high efficiency.

  • How do Electro Arc’s metal disintegrators work?

    Our machinery uses a phenomenon called electrical discharge machining (EDM), which creates a series of rapid, controlled electrical sparks between an electrode and the workpiece. These sparks generate intense heat for melting and vaporizing the targeted metal, resulting in precise removal of broken or damaged components.

  • What are the industries that typically use metal disintegrators?

    According to Electro Arc, metal disintegrators are crucial in industries such as:


    • Aerospace and defense
    • Aerospace manufacturing
    • Automotive engineering
    • Medical equipment production
    • Mold manufacturing
    • Precision machining
    • Tool and die-making
    • Shipbuilding and repair
    • Heavy equipment service and repair
    • Oil and gas plants
    • Power plants
    • Government defense and military applications
  • What types of metal disintegrators does Electro Arc manufacture?

    We produce several models to suit different industrial needs:


    • Customized solutions for specific manufacturing requirements
    • Large industrial-scale systems
    • Mid-range workshop models
    • Portable benchtop units for small workshops

  • Does Electro Arc provide a warranty for your MDMs?

    Yes, we do. Our team stands behind our quality with a comprehensive 1-year warranty covering parts, labor, and workmanship, ensuring your complete confidence in our metal disintegration technology.

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