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Electroless nickel
Electroless nickel for uniform coverage on complex parts
Hardness from 500 to 900 HV after heat treatment
Hardness from 500 to 900 HV after heat treatment
Excellent corrosion and wear resistance
Excellent corrosion and wear resistance
Plates onto aluminium, steel, copper and plastics
Plates onto aluminium, steel, copper and plastics
Bright decorative or matte engineering finishes
Bright decorative or matte engineering finishes
Solderable and bondable surface
Solderable and bondable surface
材料
| Steel and stainless steel |
| Aluminium alloys |
| Copper and brass |
| ABS and PC plastics |
| Castings and sintered parts |
主要仕様
| 項目 | 詳細 |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 5–50 µm |
| Hardness | 500–900 HV (heat treated) |
| Uniformity | Excellent with electroless |
| Materials | Steel, aluminium, copper, plastics |
| Phosphorus | Mid and high phosphorus grades |
| Lead time | 4–7 working days |
表面処理・後加工
Bright or matte surface
Bright or matte surface
Heat treated for hardness
Heat treated for hardness
PTFE co-deposition for low friction
PTFE co-deposition for low friction
よくあるご質問
Electroless or electroplated nickel?
Electroless deposits evenly on complex shapes and non-conductive substrates, which makes it the choice for bores, internal channels and plated plastics. Electroplating is faster and cheaper for simple conductive parts.
Can aluminium be nickel plated?
Yes, with a zincate pre-treatment that provides adhesion. It is common for aluminium parts needing a hard, wear resistant or solderable surface.
Is nickel plating food safe?
Nickel release is regulated in food contact and skin contact applications, so we recommend checking the standard for your specific use before specifying it.
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Bead Blasting
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Sand Blasting
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