Why does unnecessary film form on the plating jig?

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We would like to introduce a case of preventing plating adhesion to jigs used in the plating process. ■Concern In the process of electroplating electronic components, plating was adhering to the jigs used to secure the products, resulting in time and costs spent on the peeling process. Additionally, when plating adhered, the jigs were prone to deterioration, leading to an increased frequency of replacements with new ones. ■Coating Effect By applying our "fluororesin coating," we provided insulation, which significantly reduced the amount of plating adhesion to the jigs. Due to its excellent corrosion resistance, we also achieved protective effects against plating solutions containing acids and alkalis. Furthermore, the lifespan of the jigs improved, and the amount of plating solution taken out was reduced. Our customers were pleased with the successful cost reduction. 【Achieved Effects】 ■Significantly reduced the amount of plating adhesion to the jigs by providing insulation ■Achieved protective effects against plating solutions containing acids and alkalis due to excellent corrosion resistance ■Improved the lifespan of the jigs and reduced the amount of plating solution taken out ■Successful cost reduction *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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