Plating Finish Capabilities and Specifications at ProPlate We specialize in Precious Plating, Semi-Precious Plating and Engineered Solutions Designed for Unique Requirements. ProPlate® works with companies across the globe, fulfilling both standard and custom requests while delivering consistent results. We understand that the highest quality plating standard is essential for mission-critical components. The industries we serve …
Platinum is primarily used in jewelry, but its application in the medical field, dental, and electronic components are vast. Platinum has very similar qualities to Gold at almost half the cost. As of recent, Gold is about $1,890.90 an ounce, and Platinum is about $1,043.10 per ounce. Currently, ProPlate’s has Platinum capabilities for smaller parts …
ProPlate® Introduces Palladium-Nickel Plating Services to the current list of Metal Finishes. Palladium-Nickel Plating Services Gold Plating Services Medical Gold Plating Services Silver Plating Services Medical Silver Plating Services Rhodium Plating Services Copper Plating Services Nickel Plating Services Platinum Plating Services Contact Us or visit our website to learn more about ProPlate’s capabilities. ProPlate® recognizes …
Telecom Market And Custom Metal Finishing Metal finishing refers to a process known as deposition. It involves the application (deposition) of a metal coating on a component or workpiece to enhance its function, appearance or overall performance. The range of metals that can be applied to a substrate (surface), as well as those acting as …
Almost any type of metal can be plated. However, it depends on what you are using it for and what type of metal you are plating. Below you can learn a little more that might help you learn exactly what type you should go with. Traditional Gold Plating Gold is the most common plating you …
Lowering Costs of Precious Metals Plating The primary reason to plate base metals with precious metals is to prevent oxidation and corrosion. The plating increases the lifespan of the finished product, and plating base metals with precious metals enhances electrical properties. It helps the forming and shaping of components, and plating also improves a component’s …
Methods and Applications for Selective Plating To a layman, selective plating might sound like something you do when choosing food at a buffet, but in fact, it is a process used in industrial manufacturing. Basically, it’s a process that allows you to plate part of a piece with a metal while not plating the rest …
Professional Plating, Inc.
2625 9th. Ave North
Anoka, MN 55303
Phone: (763) 427-0112
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Monday-Friday
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