The uniformity of coating achieved with Electroless Nickel lends itself to the plating of irregular shaped components, with inside corners and cavities are not too thinly coated and outside corners not too thickly coated. It is extremely resistant to corrosion and therefore suited to plating parts used in harsh environments, such as in the defence, oil & gas, and marine industries. In these applications Electroless Nickel can help extend the life of a part, therefore reducing the costs of replacement and repair.
TPG have considerable experience in applying electroless nickel to a range of metals including aluminium, kovar, copper and steel etc.
Types | Plating Methods | Base Materials | Properties | Specifications | Density p(kg/m3) | Melting Point Degrees Cent. | Electrical Resistivity (10-8 Ωm) at 0°C (273.2°K) |
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Medium | Jig/Vat/Rack, Barrel, Selective | Copper Alloys, Steel, Aluminium, Die Castings, Kovar | Hardness, High Corrosion Resistance, Uniform Deposit, Wear Resistance | DEF 03-5 superseded by BS EN ISO 4527, AMS 2404, MIL-C-26074, ASTM B656, ASTM B733 |
8000-8200 | 880-980 | 4-7 |
High Phosphorus, Non-magnetic | Jig/Vat/Rack, Barrel, Selective | Copper Alloys, Steel, Aluminium, Die Castings, Kovar | Hardness, High Corrosion Resistance, Uniform Deposit, Wear Resistance | DEF 03-5 superseded by BS EN ISO 4527, AMS 2404, MIL-C-26074, ASTM B656, ASTM B733 |
7600-7900 | 880-900 |