Precision Micro, a fuel cell and electrolyser component provider, has announced a significant production deal with an unnamed German multinational engineering and technology company. The agreement involves the production of bipolar plates using Precision Micro's etching process to enable the recirculation of unused hydrogen in fuel cells, specifically for fuel cell vehicle powertrains. This partnership is set to follow a single-sourcing model in alignment with IATF 16949 standards, emphasizing quality and consistency throughout the product lifecycle. To meet the growing demand in the hydrogen sector, Precision Micro received a £1.8m investment for new machinery, including etching and stripping machines, and an automatic exposure unit. These additions will enhance the company's capacity to produce bipolar plates for various applications such as hydrogen electrolysers, fuel cells, and storage solutions. The investment showcases a dedication to advancing hydrogen technology and supporting innovative solutions for future mobility. Markus Rettig, Sales Manager at Precision Micro Germany, highlighted the unique advantages of photochemical etching for the hydrogen sector, emphasizing the company's commitment to driving progress in the industry. The expansion of etching capacity not only signifies a strategic move to address the increasing hydrogen demand but also positions Precision Micro as a key player in the development of sustainable transportation solutions.