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What processes are necessary for plating? How can you achieve a clean plating?

Introduction to emulsion degreasing, alkaline immersion degreasing, and electrolytic degreasing!

The plating film will precipitate when reacted in the plating solution. However, simply having a processing step is not enough to achieve a plating that does not peel off cleanly. By ensuring that the surface of the item is properly cleaned through appropriate pre-treatment processes, a beautiful plating can be achieved. It is often said that "the quality of plating is determined by the pre-treatment," highlighting the importance of the pre-treatment process. On our company website, we introduce various methods including solvent degreasing, emulsion degreasing, alkaline immersion degreasing, and electrolytic degreasing. Please take a look at the related links below. [Content Included] ■ Pre-treatment is essential for beautiful plating ■ One important pre-treatment process - degreasing ・Solvent degreasing, emulsion degreasing ・Alkaline immersion degreasing ・Electrolytic degreasing *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Other metal materials
  • Surface treatment contract service
  • Pre-plating treatment

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[Development Product] Adhesive for Dissimilar Material Applications - Thin Film Adhesion Coating Agent / Plating Pretreatment

Achieve adhesion of dissimilar materials with resin through the anchor effect of surface shape! Can be applied as a pre-treatment primer for electroless plating!

It has good adhesion to metals and glass with a thin film of several hundred nanometers, and achieves bonding of dissimilar materials with resin through the anchoring effect of the surface shape. It can also be applied as a pre-treatment primer for electroless plating. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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  • plastic
  • Glass
  • Other polymer materials
  • Pre-plating treatment

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What is the best method for scale removal from fine parts?

[Trouble Resolution] This explains an efficient method for scale removal of fine parts.

The removal of black scale and heat treatment scale affects the corrosion resistance of the product and the finish of surface treatments such as plating. Generally, scale removal is performed using methods such as: - Shot blasting (for mass-produced items or large parts) - Grinding and polishing (for localized removal or small parts, in small quantities) - Chemical treatments such as pickling (regardless of quantity, size, or shape). Mechanical methods like shot blasting and grinding can be challenging for fine parts. Scale removal for fine parts is often done through chemical treatment; however, unlike mechanical methods that physically grind away the material, there may be residual strong scale or impurities left behind, which can result in an uneven finish in plating. Our "acid barrel polishing" combines the effects of chemical dissolution using acid and physical polishing through barrel polishing, making it a scale removal method suitable for fine parts. This method allows for efficient scale removal, burr removal, and pre-treatment for plating of fine parts, leading to a reduction in processing time. Prototyping is also possible, so please feel free to contact us.

  • Steel
  • Pre-plating treatment

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[Case Study of Conductive Diamond Technology] Pre-treatment for Plating on PPS Resin

Chrome-free, heavy metal-free resin plating pre-treatment technology

We would like to introduce a case study of conductive diamond technology that has realized an alternative to chromic acid used in the plating process of automotive parts. PPS is a super engineering plastic that is lightweight and excels in heat resistance, durability, and chemical resistance. However, since plastic transmits electromagnetic waves, when used for enclosures of electronic devices, it is necessary to form a metallic thin film on the surface to provide a shielding effect and prevent malfunctions caused by electromagnetic interference. Due to its high chemical resistance, PPS is a material that is very difficult to plate using conventional processes. However, by using an electrolytic treatment with a sulfuric acid solution as a pre-plating treatment, it is possible to achieve the formation of a highly adhesive plating layer. This technology uses a solution electrolyzed with a diamond electrode in sulfuric acid, making it a clean and environmentally friendly alternative technology that does not involve toxicity or waste. Additionally, since the sulfuric acid solution can be reused, it helps reduce wastewater. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Company:DIAM
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  • Plating Equipment
  • Other surface treatment equipment
  • Electrical equipment parts
  • Pre-plating treatment

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Pre-treatment for plating ABS resin with electrolytic sulfuric acid

Chrome-free, heavy metal-free resin plating pre-treatment technology

ABS resin is widely used for plating applications due to its excellent mechanical strength, impact resistance, and moldability, as well as its ability to achieve a beautiful metallic luster on the surface. In the conventional plating process for ABS resin, the resin surface is chemically etched with a solution containing hexavalent chromium as a pretreatment, which provides an essential anchor effect for strong adhesion of the plating layer. This hexavalent chromium is highly toxic and has significant environmental impact, leading to global regulatory restrictions on its use. In this technology, by using an electrolytic treatment with a sulfuric acid solution applied with a conductive diamond electrode as a pretreatment for plating, a fine uneven structure (anchor effect) is formed on the surface of the ABS resin, enabling the formation of a plating layer with high adhesion. This technology is expected to be a clean and environmentally friendly alternative that does not use any highly toxic chromic acid, thereby reducing the burden on both the working environment and the global environment. Additionally, since the sulfuric acid solution can be reused through repeated electrolytic treatment, it can significantly reduce wastewater compared to conventional processes.

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  • Plating Equipment
  • Other surface treatment equipment
  • Pre-plating treatment

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