Electroplating is the process of applying one or more layers of a metal to a piece by passing a positively charged electric current through a solution containing the dissolved metal ions (anode) and an electric current negatively charged through its part to piece be plated (cathode).

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Types of Electroplating:

• Copper

• Gold

• Nickel

• Silver

• Tin

• Zinc

• Rhodium

 

Electroplating features:

• Resistance to corrosion

• Wear resistance

• Appearance

• Lubricity

• Weldability

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