HARD CHROME PLATING AND FLASH CHROME PLATING
Hard chrome plating:
Hard chrome plating involves depositing a layer of chromium onto metal parts. The standard thickness of the chrome plating ranges from a few micrometers to a few tenths of a millimeter, depending on the application.
This surface treatment is used as a wear-resistant coating when the parts are subjected to intense friction during use. This process requires a final grinding step after treatment.
Flash chrome plating:
The principle is the same as that of hard chrome plating, however the thickness ranges from 5/10 µ to 25 µ. No post-chrome plating grinding is required here.
