The hard chrome plating process is used in cases where hard surfaces up to 1.2 ∙ 103 MPa (Vickers hardness) are required.

The hard chrome plating process has been used in industry for decades as a replacement for nitriding or surface hardening processes due to the lower process temperature, which results in significantly lower deformations and residual stresses.

Such coatings are characterized by high hardness and favorable sliding properties, as well as corrosion resistance.

Silver plating is an electrochemical process of applying a coating of silver to nickel and titanium alloys, stainless steel, fireproof steel, aluminum and aluminum alloys as well as copper and copper alloy parts. The silver coating prevents the parts from scrubbing and riveting on the toothing surfaces of shafts and pins and improves electrical contact.

• Line for silver plating of elements in drums (silver coating provides in addition to appearance hardness, greater layer thickness, good adhesion, solderability, electrical conductivity and wear resistance)

The basic materials that are protected on this line are brass, zamak  and steel.

The latest technology is a line for trivalent chrome plating of elements, manufactured according to the latest environmental requirements

Fully automated line for trivalent chrome plating of elements – the latest technology on racks:

Alkaline copper plating (glossy and ductile coatings with very good corrosion resistance)

Acid copper plating (allows coatings that are shiny, smooth, and without internal tension)

Glossy nickel plating (excellent ductility of the layers, unchanged leveling and gloss properties over time, coating thickness up to 30 μm)

Chrome plating (a thin layer of chromium up to 0.5 μm protects the nickel from oxidation and tarnishing, while providing a light bluish tint with a mirror effect)

The basic materials that are protected on this line are zamak, brass, copper and steel.

Chrome plating is the application of a thin layer of chromium to the surface of an object to protect against corrosion and other harmful influences, to achieve better surface properties, or for decorative purposes.

• Automatic line for chrome plating on racks (a thin layer of chrome up to 0.5 μm protects the nickel from oxidation and tarnishing, while providing a light bluish tint with a mirror effect)

  The basic material that is protected on this line is steel.