Electroless Nickel Plating Connector

Alternatives to Nickel Phosphorous Plating are:

Nickel-boron is very often used in industrial wear applications for its as-plated hardness, which is even higher than that of nickel-phosphorus. The boron content can be varied from 0.1 to 10%.

Poly alloys are a combination of nickel, boron or phosphorus and other metals such as cobalt, iron, tungsten, rhenium, or molybdenum.

We specialize in a specific type of electroless nickel coating: Nickel-phosphorus plating

Due to its exceptional corrosion resistance and high hardness, the process has excellent application on items such as valves, pump parts etc., to enhance the life of components exposed to severe conditions of service, particularly in the oil field and marine sector.

Nickel-phosphorus plating is generally used for engineering applications. Our tried and tested method ensures the electroless nickel is deposited by the catalytic reduction of nickel ions with sodium hypophosphite in acid baths at a set temperature The deposits contains typically 3 to 13% phosphorus by weight.

The alloy obtained is dependent upon the chemical composition of the solution and the operating conditions. The phosphorus content significantly influences its chemical and physical properties in both the as-plated condition and after heat treatment.

We use three main types of phosphorus plating variants:

Electroless nickel has the following advantages:

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Electroless Nickel Plating