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In Hard Chrome & Electroless Nickel Plating
THINK EN-CHRO
We have been helping engineers find solutions to surface coating challenges for over 40 years.
THINK EN-CHRO
We have been helping engineers find solutions to surface coating challenges for over 40 years.
EN-CHRO SERVES
Every Industry
Looking for a chrome plating partner you can trust? At EN-CHRO, we believe it comes down to three things: our smart engineering, personalized customer service, and centralized location. That's why we're confident we're the best option for you.
We're ready to help with your toughest plating challenges. Reach out with your questions today.
Horizontal Electroplating for Hydraulic Rods, Tubes and Long Cylindrical Components
Horizontal electroplating is where you take long cylindrical components such as hydraulic rods, tubes and industrial rollers are hard chrome plated while lying horizontally in a very large tank.
Why the Oil and Gas Industry Relies on Electroless Nickel Plating
Electroless nickel plating is the finish oil and gas companies use most often to protect components such as valves, pumps, wellhead hardware and downhole tools. It is the best choice for these types of parts because it evenly coats complex shapes.
How Heavy Machinery Relies on Both Hard Chrome and Electroless Nickel Plating to Keep Running at Its Best
Heavy machinery relies on both hard chrome and electroless nickel plating from premature wear that causes downtime and production loss. Even though both of these finishes protect the substrate metal, each has an area of expertise.
Electroless Nickel Plating for Food Processing Equipment
Electroless nickel plating for food processing equipment like mixing blades, augers, conveying components, molds, dies, and piston rods a hard, uniform coating that holds up against daily wear and constant washdown.
Hard Chrome Plating vs Thermal Spray Alternatives in Industrial Manufacturing
Hard chrome plating deposits electrochemically bonded chromium onto a metal substrate for the purpose of protection. For repair applications and internal bore geometries, it is a faster and lower cost option than thermal spray alternatives.