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ELECTROPLATING
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Copper
Plating
- Copper
is one of the more common plated metals, although it is not often
used as the outer layer because it tarnishes easily
- Copper
is highly conductive
- Applications:
printed circuit boards, steel wire, underplating
Antique
Finishes
- Simulates
an aged finishing effect
- Most
popular finishes are antique brass, copper and simulated pewter
- Applications:
furniture, store fixtures, fireplace frames and doors
Zinc
Plating
- A
soft and ductile corrosion protective finish, which unlike other
plating types has the unique benefit of protecting parts even
when there is damage such as small surface scratches, as the zinc
will corrode before the base material
- Applications:
automotive parts, high-tech industry frames, hardware and fasteners
for construction
Tin
Plating
- A
ductile and solderable metal, tin is easy to plate, provides good
metal coverage
- Tin
does not tarnish easily and is approved for food contact applications
- Applications:
industrial applications, food containers, electronic components
Specifications
available on request
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