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.
How Electroless Nickel Plating in the Food Industry Prevents Equipment Failures
Electroless nickel plating in the food industry protects processing equipment by depositing a uniform, FDA compliant, corrosion and wear resistant coating over complex shaped parts including bores, threads, and recesses. For food plants, this means fewer unplanned downtime, and longer component life.
Cylinder Finishing Repair in the Construction Industry Keeps Heavy Machinery Running
Cylinder finishing repair is the process of removing any surface coating, repairing any imperfections, grinding, re-plating and polishing to its original tolerances and specifications. The process saves money and timed by reusing what you have instead of purchasing new.
Hard Chrome and Electroless Nickel Plating for Oil and Gas: The Parts That Can’t Afford to Fail
Piston rods go through thousands of cycles per day. Ball valves are constantly exposed to hydrogen sulfide and saltwater.
Hard Chrome Plating and Electroless Nickel Plating for Molds, Dies and Rotary Die Rolls
We find that high volume injection molding that runs abrasive filled resins use hard chrome plating as a solution due to its hardness characteristics while precision tooling with its complex geometry and tight tolerances use the electroless nickel plating.
EN-CHRO Plating Sets the Standard for Surface Treatment and Cylinder Rod Repair
Surface treatment and cylinder rod repair is part of an important cycle for manufacturers. Manufacturers try to have a cylinder rod working, one on the shelf and one in for repair. But that can’t always work.
Electroless Nickel Plating for Rail Braking Components Extends Service Life in Demanding Conditions
The rail industry requires brakes that are reliable and safe in order to keep trains running consistently while controlling costs. That’s because brake components deal with a lot; from extreme temperatures and weather conditions, pressure from the weight of the rail cars to the exposure of contaminants.
Avoid Downtime with Hydraulic Cylinder Repairs
According to Applied Sciences in a 2021 article entitled, “Failure Analysis for Hydraulic System of Heavy-Duty Machine Tool with Incomplete Failure Data,” found that 50% of hydraulic cylinder failures were caused by oil pollution, poor maintenance and unsatisfactory outsourced parts quality.
