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Chrome Plating

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.

Mil-Spec Metal Finishing Inc.
Edgewater, FL
866-364-2535
Mil-Spec Metal Finishing provides high quality electroless nickel plating to a variety of industries. We focus on quality, quick turnaround service and total customer satisfaction. Our motto is "We handle your parts with care". Our staff is highly trained and dedicated to our strict quality standards. We want to help you complete your next electroless nickel project. Visit our website today!
Imagineering`s primary mission is to provide customers a competitive advantage and be recognized as the metal finishing expert of choice. We have electroless nickel plating, phosphates, chromate conversion, dry-film lubricants and specialty paints. We develop a synergistic and symbiotic relationship with every customer and employee. We are QS-9000, ISO 9002 and AS 9000 certified.
Klein Plating Works, Inc.
Erie, PA
814-452-3793
Since 1915, Klein Plating has provided metal finishing and electroless nickel plating to the electrical and electronics industries. We provide various metal plating services such as gold, silver, copper, tin, nickel, solder and electroless nickel. We know that the value of customer relationships are directly beneficial to the success of our company. Call us or visit our website today.
Whitman Company, Inc.
Whitman, MA
800-783-2433
Excellent metal finishing begins with Whitman Company. We provide decorative & functional plating on industrial, electronic, medical & consumer products. Our finishing touches include metal plating and finishing, chrome and electroless nickel plating, gold, rhodium, silver, brass, black nickel, copper, anodizing and more. Whether your job is large or small, there`s a big advantage with us.
Saporito Finishing Co.
Cicero, IL
708-222-5300
Saporito is a leader in environmentally responsible finishing striving to maintain high standards in areas of environmental regulation. Since 1946 we have provided high-quality metal finishing services. We are your single source of aluminum and magnesium anodizing, metal plating, tumbling and deburring and electroless nickel plating. We are an ISO 9001:2000 certified company.
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Chrome Plating

Chrome plating can be accomplished with many kinds of 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.