Differences between thermal spraying and chrome plating

Wear resistance has significantly improved! The processing time is quick and due to the dry process, no drying time is required.

Chrome plating can be broadly divided into decorative and industrial uses. Decorative plating often takes advantage of its luster, while industrial plating typically focuses on its material properties. Additionally, a key difference is that the thickness of the plating is greater (as specified by JIS to be 2μm or more) compared to decorative plating. The characteristics of chrome plating include a high hardness, which significantly improves wear resistance when applied to machine parts and tools. 【Advantages of Thermal Spraying】 - Unlike plating, it is not limited by the constraints of a processing tank, allowing for the treatment of large products that cannot fit into a tank (partial treatment is also possible). - The processing time is quick, and because it is a dry process, no drying time is required. - The film thickness can range from approximately 0.5mm to 50mm, allowing for both thin and thick film applications. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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