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When applying electroplating such as electric zinc plating (which of course includes chromate treatment in this case) or electric nickel plating, one must be cautious of "hydrogen embrittlement." Also referred to as hydrogen brittleness, this phenomenon occurs when steel absorbs hydrogen during the plating process, leading to the formation of internal cavities and a reduction in strength. As a result, bolts may fracture. This is known as "delayed fracture," and when it occurs, it can lead to the failure of the bolted joint, making it extremely dangerous. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links on the blog. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*
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