Electrochemical deposition (also known as electroplating or electroforming) is a process where metal ions are reduced from a solution and deposited onto a substrate through an electrochemical reaction. This method is widely used in industries to improve surface properties such as corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and appearance.

Here are the services you can request in electrochemical deposition:

1. Electroplating Services

Gold Plating: Offer gold electroplating for applications in electronics, jewelry, medical devices, and aerospace. This adds a thin, corrosion-resistant layer of gold to parts, improving both their appearance and durability.

Silver Plating: Provide silver plating for components needing improved electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance, such as electronic connectors, reflective surfaces, and decorative items.

Nickel Plating: Apply nickel plating for industrial parts requiring increased wear resistance, corrosion protection, and improved machinability (e.g., automotive parts, valves, pumps).

Chrome Plating: Offer chrome electroplating to provide high-gloss, abrasion-resistant, and corrosion-resistant coatings commonly used in automotive parts, tooling, and decorative applications.

Copper Plating: Provide copper plating services for improved electrical conductivity, used in electronics, printed circuit boards (PCBs), wiring, and electrical connectors.

Tin Plating: Offer tin plating for components in food processing, electronics, and aerospace, ensuring non-toxicity, corrosion resistance, and improved solderability.

2. Electroforming Services

Electroforming for Prototypes: Offer electroforming services to create metal prototypes from non-metallic substrates (e.g., plastics, ceramics), particularly for jewelry making, molds, and custom components.

Complex Shaped Parts: Provide electroforming for complex or intricate metal parts with fine details that are difficult to produce using traditional machining methods, like small parts in electronics, medical devices, or artistic items.

Custom Tooling & Dies: Use electroforming to create molds, tools, and dies for industries like plastics molding, casting, and forging, ensuring high precision and durability.

3. Coating for Functional Applications

Wear-Resistant Coatings: Offer hard chrome plating or nickel plating to improve the wear resistance of industrial components like gears, bearings, cylinders, and shafts.

Corrosion Protection: Provide corrosion-resistant coatings (e.g., nickel, zinc, chrome, gold) to industrial parts exposed to harsh environments, such as in marine, automotive, and oil & gas industries.

Electrical Conductivity Coatings: Offer coatings like copper, gold, or silver to enhance the electrical conductivity of components used in electronics, solar panels, batteries, and connectors.

4. Functional Coatings for Specific Industries

Electroplating for Electronics: Provide electroplating services specifically designed for printed circuit boards (PCBs), connectors, electrodes, and sensor devices, ensuring excellent conductivity and durability.

Medical Device Coatings: Offer biocompatible coatings for medical implants, surgical tools, and diagnostic equipment using gold, silver, platinum, or titanium to meet strict medical and hygiene standards.

Aerospace Component Coatings: Provide electroplating for aerospace components that need high-strength coatings, such as turbine blades, engines, and landing gear, offering protection against wear, corrosion, and extreme temperatures.

5. Custom Coating Services

Custom Coating Thickness Control: Offer precise control over coating thickness to meet specific industrial standards or customer requirements for decorative or functional applications.

Multi-Layer Coatings: Provide multi-layer electroplating services, such as copper-nickel-chrome or gold-nickel, to achieve desired properties (e.g., conductivity + corrosion resistance) in one layer.

Textured or Decorative Finishes: Offer electroplating services with customized finishes, including textured, brushed, matte, or glossy for decorative applications in industries like jewelry, electronics, and automotive.

6. Metal Coating for Industry Applications

Zinc Plating: Provide zinc electroplating for automotive parts, construction materials, and electrical equipment to prevent rust and corrosion.

Lead Plating: Offer lead electroplating services for applications requiring radiation shielding (e.g., medical or nuclear applications).

Tungsten Plating: Apply tungsten plating for components requiring high-density, high-melting point, and electrical contact resistance protection, often used in aerospace, military, and electronic industries.

7. Surface Cleaning and Pre-treatment for Electroplating

Surface Preparation: Provide services for cleaning and preparing substrates (e.g., sandblasting, acid cleaning, alkaline cleaning, and electrocleaning) to ensure proper adhesion of electroplated coatings.

Polishing & Buffing: Offer polishing and buffing services to prepare surfaces before electroplating to achieve a smooth, clean finish for better coating adhesion and aesthetics.

8. Environmental & Sustainable Coating Options

Eco-Friendly Electroplating: Offer environmentally friendly electroplating solutions using non-toxic materials like electroless nickel or chrome-free plating to reduce environmental impact.

Waste Reduction & Recovery: Provide services for waste management and recovery of precious metals from electroplating processes, making your operations more sustainable and cost-efficient.

9. Coating for Anti-Microbial & Anti-Fouling Applications

Anti-Microbial Coatings: Offer anti-microbial electroplated coatings for industries requiring surfaces that resist bacteria and germs, such as in healthcare, food processing, and electronics.

Anti-Fouling Coatings: Provide anti-fouling coatings for marine equipment, such as boats, ships, and underwater sensors, preventing biofilm buildup and corrosion caused by seawater exposure.

10. Quality Control & Testing Services

Coating Thickness Measurement: Offer coating thickness testing and quality control to ensure the electroplated layers meet the required specifications and industry standards.

Adhesion Testing: Provide adhesion strength testing to ensure the electroplated layer adheres properly to the substrate, preventing delamination or wear over time.

Environmental Resistance Testing: Test electroplated coatings for resistance to corrosion, humidity, temperature, and abrasion, ensuring the final product performs in harsh conditions.