Electroless Plating (nickel as principal) is the process where one or more metals are applied to a substrate without the use of an external power source.  Due to the lack of electricity the result is a completely even deposit, even in complex forms to improve the resistance to wear or corrosion, or to improve the weldability in certain materials.

 

Features:

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• Resistance to corrosion.

• Wear resistance.

• Uniform coverage throughout the piece.

• Narrow control of tank thickness.

• No post-machining is required.

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Applications:

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• Valves

• Pumps

• Slots

• Gears

• Hydraulic pistons

• Molds

• Cutting knives

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