For decades, heightened awareness of waste and scrap in the industrial sector has turned the focus to ways of repairing and salvaging damaged or worn parts. It's not surprising that hard sulfamate nickel has risen to become the top choice of coating professionals nationwide at the same time. Meadville Plating's Machinable Alloy Plating (MAP) capabilities take advantage of this superior process, delivering exceptional coatings that breathe new life into otherwise discarded parts.
The strength of this coating process lies in the purity of plating materials and how they're applied. Nickel coating has traditionally been applied in electroless baths, and usually makes up about 92% of the alloy. Hard sulfamate nickel coatings, on the other hand, are electrodeposited at an extremely high nickel density -- up to 99.9%. The process is highly efficient and offers a wide variety of advantages and applications.
Sulfamate nickel's inherent properties are ideal for precision coating.
The hard sulfamate nickel coating offered by Meadville Plating's MAP process has been trusted by many due to the benefits it delivers.
Whether plating worn parts, castings, molds, shafts, machine parts, or a build-up coating for restoration and repair, hard sulfamate nickel is a wise choice in coatings when it comes to strength, durability, appearance, and cost. It's ideal for reducing waste and scrap, meaning streamlined budgets and a smaller environmental footprint. Meadville Plating's MAP craftsmen take pride in their attention to detail. Passionate for delivering superior results, Meadville Plating customizes each project to meet your exact specifications.
Our experts are on hand to show you more about how hard sulfamate nickel coating and Machinable Alloy Plating can be the perfect fit for you. Contact us today and tell us about your project.
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