Years of cultivated plating know-how! We have the technology to perform plating on porous materials as well.
In fact, coffee beans can be plated. However, "plating on coffee beans" requires advanced technology. This time, using our company's know-how, we removed the oil within the porous structure of the coffee beans and properly performed immersion, cleaning, and liquid exchange in the treatment solution, resulting in the completion of "metal coffee beans" without any swelling or stains. Now, while it is certainly not possible to brew coffee with "metal coffee beans," the plating film is metallic, so it has conductivity. So, does it really have conductivity? Can it be used as a switch? We conducted an experiment to see if we could light a small bulb with it. Please refer to the related link for the experimental results. *For more details on the column, please refer to the related link. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1946, the company has continuously refined and innovated its technology development, consistently anticipating the intense changes in the times and markets, while responding to cutting-edge needs in surface treatment. In particular, based on the addition of required functions, the technology and management standards in plating processes, centered on "electroplating" and "electroless plating," which require advanced technology and quality such as adhesion, corrosion resistance, and precision, are recognized as top-level in the industry, earning high evaluation and trust from customers. *The company name was changed from "Ebina Denka Kogyo Co., Ltd." on April 1, 2024.
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