Zinc plating & trivalent chromate treatment enhancing durability and aesthetics for everything from automotive parts to electronic components. We offer flexible responses to meet all needs.

Overview
Zinc plating is a technology that dramatically improves the corrosion resistance of materials by coating the surface of iron or zinc die-cast materials with zinc. Widely used in the manufacturing of automotive and electronic components, it contributes to the extension of product life. Particularly, the addition of trivalent chromate treatment further enhances the plating's appearance and corrosion resistance. This treatment allows for a choice between white or black finishes, simultaneously improving the product's aesthetics and functionality.

Features
High corrosion resistance: Zinc plating protects iron materials from rust, extending the product's service life.
Improved appearance: Trivalent chromate treatment allows for a choice of white or black finishes, enhancing the product's visual appeal.
Versatile application materials: Applicable not only to iron but also to zinc die-cast materials, broadening the range of uses.
Flexible processing methods: By using both hanger and barrel methods, it can accommodate products of different sizes and shapes.

Specifications
Applicable materials: Iron, zinc die-cast
Processing methods: Electroplating, trivalent chromate treatment
Finish colors: White, black
Application methods: Hanger method, barrel method
This technology enhances the durability and appearance of various products, such as automotive and electronic components, increasing the product's value. Moreover, its flexible processing methods can accommodate products of various sizes and shapes.