Avoiding the occurrence of non-plating in the central part of the inner surface of the pipe with our unique manufacturing technology!
Plating on pipes, fine (ultra-fine) parts, and springs is part of our surface treatment technology. Plating tends to be difficult to adhere to the central part of the inner surface of pipes, leading to areas without plating or uneven plating. Our company avoids these issues through unique manufacturing techniques, including mesh application. Additionally, plating is possible even for fine (ultra-fine) products, fine springs, and products with a high number of turns. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Plating on Pipes (Example)】 ■Hole Diameter: Approximately 0.5mm ■Total Length: Approximately 50.0mm ■Material: Copper, Steel, etc. 【Plating on Fine (Ultra-Fine) Parts】 ■Shape/Outer Diameter: Wire diameter 40μm, Plunger outer diameter 70μm, Spring wire diameter 13μm ■Material: Copper, Steel, Tungsten, Titanium, etc. 【Plating on Springs】 ■Shape/Outer Diameter: Wire diameter 16μm, Close-wound spring with 120 turns ■Material: SWP, Steel, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Plating on pipes】 ■Performance: Approximately 500,000 pieces/day 【Plating on fine (ultra-fine) parts】 ■Performance: Approximately 300,000 pieces/day 【Plating on springs】 ■Performance: Approximately 500,000 pieces/day *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).