Introducing products that can be unraveled during plating and netted plating to avoid non-plating.
Net plating, precipitation hardening treatment, and analysis (cross-section polishing) are each part of our surface treatment technology. Net plating is a method of plating products by placing them in a fixture called a net basket. By shaking and loosening the products during plating, similar to the process of making handmade paper, this method avoids areas without plating. Additionally, precipitation hardening treatment is performed on beryllium copper material in a non-oxidizing heating furnace, and in the analysis (cross-section polishing), the product is solidified with resin, allowing for the analysis of defects through cross-section polishing. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Net-Type Plating】 ■Shape - U-shaped or V-shaped coil springs that facilitate the assembly of products like leaf springs, with a wide pitch between products to prevent entanglement. ■Material: Copper, steel, etc. 【Precipitation Hardening Treatment】 ■Treatment Temperature: Up to 500℃ ■Dissolved Oxygen Level: 10-20 ppm ■Material: Copper, steel, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Net-coated plating achievements】 ■Approximately 800,000 pieces per day 【Precipitation hardening treatment achievements】 ■10,000 pieces per day (depending on shape) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Elg Co., Ltd. creates new value through advanced surface treatment technology, providing components with the ideal shine that suits their purpose. That is why I believe our work is filled with the romance of beauty. It is also the joy and brilliance of those who work. In German, [erg.] means "to the complete!" (an abbreviation of ergänze). The E, R, and G of erg. stand for: E: Echt (real, absolute trust), R: Rationell (suitable for the purpose, ideal), and G: Glanz (shine).