Electroplating: Elevating Metal Surfaces with Precision & Performance
Item specifics
- Electroplating types
- Gold, Nickel, Chrome, Tin, Zinc, Sliver,
Review
Description
Electroplating is a transformative surface treatment process where a thin layer of metal is deposited onto a substrate using electrical current. It improves durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetics. Suitable: Steel, brass, copper alloys, aluminum (with prep), zinc Not Recommended: Plastics (unless metallized), porous metals At SOMI, we don't just protect metal—we empower it. Our electroplating solutions combine endurance with aesthetics, turning your parts into high-performance art.⚙️ Electroplating: Elevating Metal Surfaces with Precision & Performance
🧩 What Is Electroplating?
🔁 The Process Workflow
🧪 Common Types of Electroplating
Type
Base Metal
Benefits
Applications
Nickel
Nickel
Corrosion resistance, wear protection
Automotive, electronics
Chrome
Chromium
Mirror finish, hardness
Bathroom fixtures, bike parts
Zinc
Zinc
Rust prevention
Fasteners, bolts
Gold
Gold
Luxury appearance, conductivity
Jewelry, electronics
Copper
Copper
Base layer, conductivity
PCBs, decorative items
🎯 Application Areas
💡 Technical Features
🔍 Pros vs. Cons
Advantages
Limitations
Corrosion & wear protection
Hazardous chemicals involved
Visual enhancement
Not ideal for all shapes
Improved conductivity
Requires pre-treatment
Cost-effective mass production
Waste management required
🛠️ Compatible Materials
💬 Surface Engineering Meets Signature Shine