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- Cloudy Decorative Chrome
- We have a decorative chrome plating process using hex-chrome and find that, in the high current density areas, there is cloudiness more often than not. What should we be looking for to solve this problem?
Ask an Expert Published: 11/15/2012
- Plating Carbide Parts
- How do I prepare small carbide parts for hard-chrome plating?
Ask an Expert Published: 11/13/2012
- Mirror Chrome Finish
- n the process used to achieve the chrome plate specified in ASTM B456, do you polish the parts before or after the electrodeposited coating?
Ask an Expert Published: 10/30/2012
- Cloudy Decorative Chrome
- We have a decorative chrome plating process using hex-chrome and find that, in the high current density areas, there is cloudiness more often than not. What should we be looking for to solve this problem?
Ask an Expert Published: 9/25/2012
- Hard Chrome Plating
- What is causing teardrop-shaped pits on parts plated in a standard hexavalent chromium bath?
Ask an Expert Published: 9/10/2012
- Unstable Decorative Chrome Bath
- Our decorative chromium plating tank is giving me fits! We have heavy chrome burning on the high-current-density areas and frequent staining. The chromium burning does not occur all the time. Can you suggest some things for me to investigate to solv...
Ask an Expert Published: 6/18/2012
- Sandpaper Finish
- Our company produces oven racks. The base material is a low-carbon steel (SAE 1006/SAE 1008). The racks are nickel-chromium plated. After the process is completed, the plating has the feel and look of sandpaper, and we must have a bright, smooth fin...
Ask an Expert Published: 5/10/2012
- Black Chrome Again
- Can you give me a procedure for the black chromium plating process?
Ask an Expert Published: 1/16/2012
- Scratches
- Should black chromium perform as well as decorative chromium?
Ask an Expert Published: 1/12/2012
- Trivalent Chromium Reduction
- I am trying to reduce the trivalent chrome in a hexavalent chrome tank.
Ask an Expert Published: 10/25/2011