Hard Chrome Plating

Our Tanks Can Handle Parts up to 348" LG and up to 53" DIA.

Hard Chrome Advantages

1. Chrome Build-ups
   This is used for parts that have very heavy wear on them and they need to get back to original dimension. Chrome build-ups are mostly used on parts that need to be very durable against conditions that will cause very severe wear.
   
   This is a rotor used for mixing plastic chrome build-up
   
   
2. Flash Chrome
   Flash Chrome is used in many different applications. It can be used for plastic injection molds for longer life of the mold and its components. It is used very often in the printing industry for corrosion resistance on parts that are often exposed to moisture. Its not so much for wear resistance, but used more for corrosion with a little bit of hardness.
   plastic injection mold that has been flashed hard chrome plated
   
   
3. Chrome Crodon
   This is basically getting the surface that you are going to coat to a required roughness. This is done by using different kinds of grit and then shot blasting the surface before it gets chrome plating. Many of these parts are used for traction purposes when slick material is moved over the top of these parts.
   
4. Cloudy Finish
   Cloudy chrome just means that this particular finish is something that comes right out of the tank and it's a finished product. It's basically a tank finish with no further work done on the piece.
   
    
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Electroless Nickel Plating

Our Tanks Can Handle Parts up to 144 " LG and up tO 47 " DIA.

Electroless Nickel

1. Nickel Build-ups
   Nickel plating can be applied to any surface up to about .003/s. Electroless nickel is used on certain parts that need to have a coating that will give them good corrosion resistance.
   
    
   
   
2. Nickel Matte Finish
   Nickel Build-ups up to .002/s.
   
    
   
   

We also offer Brush Plating

On-site, In house, Quick results.