Electroless nickel
The chemical nickel deposit is largely used on metal parts in the mechanical, electronic, aeronautic, and automotive industries. The lines, manual or automatic, allow uniform deposits, reaching a hardness of up to 1100 HV with successive passages out of the line.
AUTOMATIC WITH RACKS (2020)
- 1 transporter on 1 line
- Chemical nickel plating on steel and aluminum weapon components.
AUTOMATIC WITH RACKS (2005)
- 5 transporters on 2 lines with 2 shuttle transfers
- Chemical nickel plating, copper plating, and silver plating on electronic components made of aluminum.
MANUAL WITH RACKS (1997-2004)
- 4 manual lines
- Chemical nickel, copper plating, nickel plating, gold plating, and silver plating on telecommunications components.
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