Extreme temperatures pose a constant challenge to manufacturers in many industries. Making parts that can withstand high-temperature environments takes specialized solutions like customized electroplating. Not only does electroplating provide heat resistance, it can also enhance the performance and durability of components that will be subjected...
Nickel is one of the most popular types of electroplating metals. Nickel plating enhances a variety of the substrate's properties, including corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and overall appearance. The two most common nickel compounds used in electroplating and electroless plating are sulfamate nickel and sulfate...
Nickel plating has many practical and decorative applications. The versatility and impressive characteristics of a nickel coating allow a wide range of industries to enhance the appearance and extend the lifespan of their metal parts. Continue reading to learn more about what nickel electroplating is...
Non-destructive testing (NDT) is an expansive selection of tests that manufacturers use to evaluate the properties of materials, components, or systems for scientific and industrial processes. Because NDTs do not cause any damage to the parts being tested, they allow manufacturers to use high-quality, pre-tested...
Different forms of nickel plating serve different manufacturing needs. Traditional electroless nickel plating and common nickel plating produce separate results that are not necessarily obvious to those unfamiliar with the plating process. Each technique offers specific benefits based on chemical composition and production method. Here at...