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Classic Plating has been specializing in
plating and metal finishing services since 1985. Electroless Nickel, Electroless Nickel PTFE co-deposit, bright & matte tin, satin tri-chrome electroplating, cleaning of stainless steel, copper & aluminum, cabinet blasting with various media and nondestructive x-ray testing.
Component Surfaces offers the very best in electroless nickel plating and electroless gold plating. Our capabilities include electroless NiP, electroless NiB, immersion & electroless gold, electrolite gold tin, indium plating and selective plating. We specialize in handling extremely fragile parts.
National Chromium Company has been specializing in metal finishing & metal plating since 1940. We offer hard chromium plating & electroless nickel plating. Our metal finishers can also perform mass tumbling & deburring, and we sell media for these processes. We certify to AMS and MIL specs!
Hi-Tec Plating has been a metal finisher since 1970. We can provide traditional hard chrome plating, as well as electroless nickel plating and chromium electroplating. We offer the latest metal plating technology and inspection equipment. We are ISO 9001:2000 certified with 2 locations to serve you.
Founded in 1946, Sheffield Platers provides metal plating services and metal finishing. Our metal finishers specialize in electroless nickel plating, as well as a variety of metal processes. We can restore antique silver and plate your golf clubs too! We strive to be environment-friendly.
Chrome plating is a finishing treatment used in industrial equipment, automobiles, and consumer goods. The two main types of chrome plating are bright chrome and hard chrome.
Bright chrome is a decorative chrome covering seen most often in automobiles. It consists of a 10-micrometer layer of chromium over an underlying nickel plate.
Hard chrome, also known as engineered chrome, is used to plate industrial equipment. Hard chrome plating may be as thick as 1000 micrometers. Hard chrome plating is used to reduce friction and to restore parts that have been worn down by friction. Hexavalent chromium baths, whose main ingredient is chromic anhydride, are the most common type of hard chrome plating, but trivalent chromium baths, whose main ingredient is chromium sulfate or chromium chloride, may also be used.
