zinc-Alloy
Zinc alloy plating (electrodeposited zinc alloy coatings): An alloy coating mainly composed of zinc with a secondary metal (nickel, iron or cobalt) is formed via electrolytic co-deposition on steel or iron substrates. As a high-performance sacrificial anti-corrosion coating, it serves as an upgraded alternative to conventional pure zinc plating (acid / alkaline zinc plating).
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Chrome Plating on Plastics
Chrome plating on plastics creates a durable, reflective metal-like finish by first making the non-conductive plastic surface conductive and then electroplating chromium.
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ABS Plastic Base
Plating on plastics, also known as Plastic Electroplating (POP), involves making a non-conductive plastic surface suitable for metal deposition. The process apply a metal coating to a plastic substrate to enhance appearance, durability, conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
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