Nickel Chrome Plating

a dual-layer process where a layer of electroless nickel is overlaid with a layer of industrial hard chrome. This combination provides superior wear resistance, corrosion protection, and enhanced durability for various industrial applications.

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Nickel Chrome Plating

Coating Specs:

70 HRc

Hardness

.0001-.005"

Thickness

155ºF

Deposit Temperature

850

Max. Operating Temp. (ºF)

.16

Coefficient of Friction

Silver

Color

Nickel Chrome Plating

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Coating Features

Explore the key features and benefits of our advanced coating solutions.

Key Features

Dual-Layer Protection: Combines the advantages of electroless nickel and industrial hard chrome, offering superior wear resistance and corrosion protection.

Excellent Corrosion Resistance: The electroless nickel layer provides robust corrosion resistance, while the hard chrome layer adds additional protection.

Enhanced Durability: The combination of these two coatings results in a highly durable surface that can withstand harsh industrial environments.

Temperature of Deposit: Typically, the electroless nickel is deposited at 85°C to 95°C (185°F to 203°F), followed by hard chrome plating at around 55°C (131°F).

Maximum Operating Temperature: The coating can withstand maximum operating temperatures up to 450°C (842°F), making it suitable for high-temperature applications.

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Use Cases

Industrial Machinery: Used on components like gears, shafts, and bearings to improve wear resistance and extend service life.
Molds and Dies: Provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface for molds and dies used in manufacturing processes.
Pumps and Valves: Enhances the longevity and performance of pumps and valves in harsh environments.
Heavy Equipment: Applied to parts of heavy machinery to protect against wear and corrosion.

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