More about changing clothes than replacing! Cost-cutting with partial plating repairs.
In metal wear and scratch repairs, methods such as welding and thermal spraying are used. While the speed of buildup is fast, there is a possibility of distortion due to heat. Our partial plating does not involve heat, so there is no occurrence of distortion from heat. However, since the buildup speed is faster with welding and thermal spraying, in cases of deep scratches, buildup can be done with plating, but it may take longer than welding. Additionally, there are various applications, such as wanting to plate only a specific area (for example, the handrail of a hotel staircase where the plating has worn off, and only that part needs to be plated).
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Partial plating repair involves on-site buildup repairs of metal wear areas, scratches, etc., using a portable system. Unlike welding, it does not cause distortion due to heat, making it ideal for repairs that require precision. The principle is the same as that of plating using a tank, but by using special solutions, the electrodeposition speed is approximately ten times faster compared to tank plating.
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We have numerous achievements in various industries, including Yankee dryers in paper mills, rolls in printing factories and film factories, bed sections of large lathes, large hydraulic cylinders that are difficult to remove, bearing wear areas, and molds, all in major factories.
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In partial plating, repairs for metal wear, scratches, and other issues on production equipment (such as hydraulic cylinders, bearing wear areas, rolls, etc.) are conducted on-site. This allows for a reduction in construction time and costs by enabling new replacements and requesting repairs from contractors.
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