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| In 1998, MICRONOR decided to develop
its activities and take over the assets of SEPT DOLOY, thereby creating
the division MICRONOR 7 DOLOY (M7D).
The company is the European pioneer for development in hermetic glass-to-metal sealing and soldering. It also manufactures small and medium-size series of hermetic packages and tight and hermetic insulating feed through. Its skills involve the creation of hermetic bonds for small connexions resisting temperatures ranging from -200°C to +300°C. MICRONOR develops new products, titanium-to-tantale sealing, as well as ceramic-to-metal soldering. MICRONOR 7 DOLOY benefits from its reputation as well as the financial backing and expertise of its parent company, Micronor, in the field of galvanoplasty. It combines the global glass-to-metal seal service with surface treatment. Today, MICRONOR 7 DOLOY has about fifteen employees and
an annual turnover of about 1.7 M€ including 20 % for export
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| It has been certified ISO 9001 Version
2000 since 2003.
This certification is a sign of competence for MICRONOR 7 DOLOY. Innovation and reactivity are amongst the foremost of its concerns. |
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