Answers To Your Metal Finishing Questions
Metal finishing is vital to product performance and product design, but how do you determine which finishing material is best? Should you use Gold, Silver, Palladium or Palladium Nickel for electrical connections? Which is best for automotive interconnects and sensor applications? Tin or solder alloys? Are there new metal finishing materials better suited to your application than what you're currently using? Even the thickness of the finish must be taken into consideration when choosing the appropriate process. The bottom line: The best metal finishing plated at the correct thickness can make the difference between a cost effective, competitive product and a lost program.
Involve The Experts. We'll Answer Your Metal Finishing Questions
With over 900 years of metal finishing experience, Precision Plating Company can suggest alternatives you didn't even know existed. Experience in metal finishing means a vast knowledge of materials (including gold, nickel, copper, solders and lead free tin) and techniques (like loose piece or barrel plating, continuous selective plating, and rack plating). We help you make decisions based on your production needs and product design as well as your business needs. That's why more and more businesses today are choosing Precision Plating Company. In addition to providing Impeccable Service and being a preferred supplier to worldwide semiconductor and global automotive industry leaders, quality and repeatability are assured through our ISO/TS 16949:2002 registered quality systems certification.
Precision Plating engineers each project specifically to your product specifications. Our solutions are engineered to plate on plastics, exotic alloys, stainless steel, die castings and ceramics as well as brass and other copper alloys. At Precision, a controlled plating process and impeccable service is at the heart of customer satisfaction.