SERVICES

Metal Electro Polishing

Electropolishing is commonly used to improve corrosion resistance on a wide range of metal alloys. Although electropolishing is most typically used on stainless steel, it also provides corrosion resistance on other metals. Electropolishing is quickly replacing passivation because of its adaptability and higher efficacy.

Nickle plating

Nickel is a hard metal with a sheen that ranges from satin to brilliant. Nickel is frequently used as an undercoat for other metals such as gold, silver, chrome, antique tin, and gloss copper.

GOLD PLATING

Because gold is a valuable and expensive metal, it is frequently used for plating lesser metals. Because gold does not oxidize, its electrical and conductivity qualities stay constant. It is appropriate for electrical and commercial applications like key chains, gift goods, candle stands, jewellery, and so on.

Antique Finish

To give an object an aged appearance, paint or stain finish is applied. Techniques frequently make use of unique colouring and finishing materials and techniques. A real antique replica will have an authentic "antique" look and method.

Rust finish

Steel oxidization occurs when iron and oxygen combine with environmental components such as moisture to form a reddish-brown oxide, often known as Rust finish.

Black nickle

Black nickel plating services involve the co-deposit of tin and nickel in a single plated layer. As a result, the qualities of black nickel are a hybrid of Nickel Plating and Tin Plating. The co-deposited tin in the black nickel provides an intrinsic dry-film lubricity that exceeds that of typical nickel deposits. The hardness of the black nickel deposit is comparable to that of standard electrolytic nickel deposits. However, because of their comparatively low deposit thickness of 1um (0.00004 inches), black nickel topcoats might be prone to breakthrough in severe wear applications. Black Nickel Plating offers a highly conductive surface and great "throw," or the ability to plate consistently on complicated geometries. As a co-deposit of tin and nickel, black nickel can be utilized in applications requiring high impassivity, such as optics, solar panel applications, aerospace, and military systems.

Champagne nickle

Champagne plating is a protective coating that is applied to nickel plating. Champagne plating is typically applied as a top coat on gloss nickel plating to avoid oxidation, as seen on sanitary taps, pipes, automotive components, and other aesthetic things.