Finishing

Hard Anodising

Hard anodizing is a specific type of anodizing process applied to aluminum machine parts. It involves creating a thick and dense anodic coating on the surface of the aluminum, resulting in several benefits for machine parts. 


Hard anodizing aluminum machine parts offers the following benefits:

Electroless Nickle Plating (ENP)

ENP (Electroless Nickel Plating) of steel parts provides the following benefits:

These advantages make it a popular choice for various industries where steel parts require protection, durability, and enhanced performance in demanding environments. 

Zinc Plating

Zinc plating of steel parts offers the following benefits:


Hard-chrome Plating

The combination of hard chrome plating and grinding results in a machine part with a hard, corrosion-resistant surface and precise dimensions. The plating provides wear resistance and corrosion protection, while grinding ensures a smooth and accurately sized surface for proper fit and function. The process may vary depending on the specific requirements and applications of the machine part. 


Machine parts that are commonly hard chrome plated include hydraulic cylinder rods, pistons, bearing surfaces (such as shafts and journals), molds and dies, guide rails and slides, printing and embossing rolls, gears and sprockets, and shafts and spindles. 


Painting

Painting machine parts offers corrosion protection, aesthetic enhancement, surface sealing, wear resistance, chemical resistance, temperature resistance, lubricity, electrical insulation, and identification capabilities. These roles contribute to the functionality, durability, and visual appeal of machine parts in various industries and applications. 


Epoxy painting and subsequent polyurethane (PU) coating of machine parts offer the following benefits:

These coatings provide machine parts with enhanced protection, improved appearance, and easier maintenance, depending on the specific requirements and application environment.