Why do resin and metal, which should not normally adhere, actually bond? A professional in 'resin plating' will explain.
When it comes to "plating," the well-known types are "zinc plating" that prevents metal from rusting and "gold plating" used for decorative items. However, what I will explain this time is "resin plating." As the name suggests, it is a special plating technique that creates a metallic coating on resin (plastic), giving it a metallic appearance. Invented in the United States in 1962, it is widely used in everyday items such as automobiles, home appliances, agricultural tools, construction machinery, and plumbing fixtures. You might have the impression that different materials like resin (plastic) and metal would easily peel off. However, "resin plating" does not peel off. This is because the resin (plastic) and the metal film are strongly bonded together. The reasons for this will be introduced by professionals in "resin plating." *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to download the PDF or contact us.
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