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

riag Ni 149 flyer riag Ni 149 - Next generation of nickel deposition

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

riag Ni 100 High levelling bright nickel process for rack plating

riag Ni 110 High levelling bright nickel process for rack plating

riag Ni 111 Adjustable high decorative bright nickel process

riag Ni 116 High levelling bright nickel for rack plating

riag Ni 118 High levelling bright nickel process for rack plating

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

riag Ni 120 Bright Nickel barrel plating process

riag Ni 122 Bright Nickel barrel plating process

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

riag Ni 112 Brightness preserving nickel process

riag Ni 113 Brightness preserving nickel process

Nickel Sulfamate - boric acid-free / containing boric acid

riag Ni 141 Bright nickel process for ductile, bright deposits, particularly for technical applications

Satin-Nickel (Rack)

riag Ni 151 Electrolyte to achieve uniform and non reflective nickel deposits

riag Ni 152 Electrolyte to achieve uniform and non reflective nickel deposits

Satin-Nickel (Rack or Barrel )

riag Ni 156 Electrolyte to achieve uniform and non reflective nickel deposits

Nickel - sulphur free

riag Ni 140 Sulphur free semi-bright nickel process

Black Nickel (Rack or Barrel)

riag NiZn 170 Black nickel process