ELECTROPLATING
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ELECTROPLATING
ELECTROPLATING
Electroplating deposits a thin layer of metal using an electrical current, improving corrosion
resistance, aesthetics, and electrical conductivity.
Alkaline Zinc Electrolytes
Non-cyanide alkaline zinc provides bright, ductile, uniform coatings.
Benefits:
- ● Excellent throwing power for complex parts
- ● Low hydrogen embrittlement
- ● Cost-effective for high-volume fasteners
Alkaline zinc Nickel electrolytes
Premium alloy plating with 12–15% nickel for superior durability.
Advantages:
- ● 1000–1500 hours corrosion resistance
- ● High thermal stability
- ● Cadmium replacement
- ● Ideal for automotive safety-critical components
Property
Zinc Flake
PTFE
Zinc
Thermal
Spray
Alkaline Zinc
Alkaline Zinc Nickel
Hot-Dip Galvanizing (HDG)
Application
Method
Non-electrolytic
(Dip-Spin/Spray)
Spraying,
Coating
Thermal
SprayingVery Good to
Excellent
(Cathodic/Ba
rrier)
Electroplating
Electroplating
Immersion in Molten Zinc
Corrosion
Protection
Level
Excellent
(Cathodic/Barrie
r)
Good to
Excellent
(Barrier)
Very Good to
Excellent
(Cathodic/Ba
rrier)
Good
(Cathodic)
Superior
(Cathodic)
Excellent
(Cathodic/Barr
ier)
Thickness
Range
($\mu$m)
Thin (5-15)
Varies
greatlyGood to
Excellent
(Barrier)
Thick
(50-500)
Thin (5-20)
Thin (5-15)
Thick (45-200)
Unique
Selling
Proposition
(USP)
Absence of
Hydrogen
Embrittlement
Risk (Ideal for
high-strength
steel fasteners)
Extremely
Low
Coefficient
of Friction
(Non-Stick)
& Excellent
Chemical
Resistance
Ability to
Coat
Extremely
Large
Structures
On-Site
Exceptional
Throwing
Power and
Uniform
Coverage on
Complex
Parts
Highest
Corrosion
Resistance of
Electroplated
Coatings
(Often >1000
hrs salt spray)
Metallurgical
Bond & Most
Cost-Effectiv
e Long-Term
Solution for
Structural
Steel