Electroplating
Surface treatment and finishing
The requirements for surface treatment and finishing are diverse and range from corrosion and wear resistance through to current conductivity and optical finishing.
Our strengths
- Whether corrosion protection, decorative effects or functional coatings – we will find the optimal solution for your project
- Expertise in electroless nickel plating
- Modern water cleaning system to protect our environment
- Flexible order processing
- Adherence to deadlines and extremely reliable
- Your competent partner with a diverse offering
Materials
- Aluminium
- Non-ferrous metals
- Stainless steel
- Steel
Processes

Electroless nickel
Electroless nickel is a chemical coating made of a nickel-phosphorous alloy. It is primarily applied to metal materials for the purpose of resistance against wear and corrosion.

Silver
Silver coatings can have highly reflective properties. When using silver electrolyte, we avoid metallic brighteners in order to ensure low electrical resistance.

Tin
The soft metal is used for various purposes such as the reduction of rubbing in the textile industry. As it is a taste neutral and harmless metal, it is often used in the food industry for tin plate production for tin cans.

Copper
Copper layers offer extremely high electrical and heat conducting properties, which are only surpassed by silver. Copper is therefore often used as a heat and electricity-conducting layer.

Overlays
The raised layer is bound more effectively with the base material, and overlays improve corrosion and surface protection. This process can also balance out marks in the material or from a previous processing step.
Ask us about our decorative coatings too: from nickel to chrome, we offer a variety of optical finishing processes.
We can also help you with surface protection through passivation, enhancing the corrosion protection of your workpieces.
Questions? Ideas? Advice? Contact us.