Electroplating services

 Zinc plating, also known as galvanisation, is a surface coating process used to protect metal surfaces from corrosion. In this process, a thin layer of zinc is electromagnetically deposited onto the surface of the metal substrate, typically steel or iron. 

  After zinc plating, the parts are immersed in a chromate solution containing hexavalent chromium compounds. This chemical treatment forms a thin, iridescent yellow film on the zinc surface, known as chromate conversion coating. 

 Gold plating is a surface finishing process where a thin layer of gold is applied to a metal substrate through an electroplating or electroless plating technique. This process involves depositing gold atoms onto the surface of the substrate, creating a decorative or functional gold coating. 

 Black oxide coating, also known as blackening or blackening oxide, is a chemical conversion coating applied to ferrous metals to provide corrosion resistance, enhance appearance, and improve lubricity. Unlike plating processes, black oxide coating does not involve the deposition of a separate layer onto the metal surface. 

 Bronze plating is a surface finishing process in which a thin layer of bronze is applied onto a metal substrate through electroplating or electroless plating techniques.  

Chrome plating is a surface finishing process where a thin layer of chromium is electrochemically deposited onto a metal substrate. This process, also known as chromium plating, enhances the appearance of the substrate, providing a shiny, reflective surface with excellent corrosion resistance.

 Brass plating is a surface finishing process where a thin layer of brass is deposited onto a metal substrate through electroplating or electroless plating techniques. This process enhances the appearance of the substrate, providing a decorative brass coating with properties similar to solid brass.