Nickel and nickel alloys

Electroplated nickel is a coating consisting of pure nickel that is electrolytically deposited. Usually, multilayer systems such as Cu/Ni or Cu/Ni/Cr are deposited. Iron or steel can be protected against corrosion by applying a nickel layer. With so-called double nickel coatings it is possible to further increase corrosion protection. Electroplated nickel layers are generally used as optical corrosion protection layers or as a basis for subsequent soldering processes. Appropriate additives are added to the nickel electrolytes to produce high-gloss or matt-structured layers.

 

Flyer Nickel process boric acid-free

Bright Nickel - boric acid-free / containing boric acid (Rack)

Bright Nickel - boric acid-free / containing boric acid (Barrel)

Semi Bright Nickel - boric acid-free / containing boric acid

Nickel Sulfamate - boric acid-free / containing boric acid

Satin-Nickel (Rack)

Satin-Nickel (Rack or Barrel )

Nickel - sulphur free

Black Nickel (Rack or Barrel)

 

 



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