Our all processes for Zinc and Zinc Alloy plating meets all types of standards.
We have ROHS compliance processes.
We have SOP and control plans to achieve any international standards of plating.
We follow costumers approved cycle for the same .

It is an alloy of two metals : zinc and iron . Plated layer contains 0.3 to 1% iron in complex form . Best option to achieve SST 700 HRS + for red rust.

It is recognized as an environmentally safe alternative to cadmium electroplating. It is normally applied for corrosion protection purposes, and functions as a "sacrificial coating", corroding before the base

• To achieve excellent Adhesion.
• Formulated for zinc die cast.
• Single additive base.
• Suitable for rack and barrel.
• Economical process.

• Copper has excellent leveling properties.
• It is used as an undercoat for most of the metals.
• After plating, Copper plated surface can be polished to achieve bright finish for decorative applications.

Nickel is considered useful for electroplating metal because it provides superior ductility, corrosion resistance, and hardness. Electro nickel plating can also improve a product's brightness and external appearance.

• Increased resistance to corrosion
• Improved hardness
• Superior strength
• Resistance to wear
• Improved ductility

Electroless Nickel Plating (ENP) is the deposit of a nickel alloy coating by chemical reduction without the electric current that's used in electroplating processes.

• Tin offers excellent solderability, as well as superior protection against corrosion.
• Tin plating can produce a whitish gray color that is preferable when a dull or matte appearance is desired.
• It can also produce a shiny, metallic look when a bit more luster is preferred.
• Tin has a decent level of conductivity, making tin plating useful in the manufacturing of various electronic components.
• Tin is also FDA approved for use in the food service industry.