Columbia Chemical TriCol Process Enables Fast Plating
Columbia Chemical’ s TriCol Décor process for trivalent chromium plating is chloride based for faster plating, according to the company
Columbia Chemical’s TriCol Décor process for trivalent chromium plating is chloride based for faster plating, according to the company. It is also said to offer good throw, bright white color, high tolerance to current interruption, enhanced metal distribution and resin technology.
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