Dubois Chemicals Showcases Its Bright, Electroless Nickel Alloy
SUR/FIN exhibitor DuBois Chemicals’ Nitec Viro-Brite deposits a bright, uniform nickel-phosphorous alloy over steel, stainless steel, aluminum and copper alloys.
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Dubois Chemicals will showcase Nitec Viro-Brite, a cadmium and lead-free electroless nickel process. Viro-Brite, which is restriction of hazardous substances (ROHS) compliant, deposits a uniform nickel-phosphorus alloy over a wide variety of substrates, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum and copper alloys. According to the company, Viro-Brite produces exceptionally bright coatings that remain bright throughout the life of the bath. Viro-Brite’s operational benefits reportedly include excellent bath stability, consistent deposition rates, high tolerance to metallic impurities and long bath life.
Dubois Chemicals | 413-452-2000 | duboischemicals.com
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