Provides a thin, electrically conductive coating and to protect from corrosion.
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Electroless Nickel uses an autocatalytic bath which deposits the nickel ions to the substrate.
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Requires a catalyst and direct current to deposit the nickel layer on to the substrate.
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Through passivation, the free iron or other foreign matter is removed from the stainless steel.
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The anodizing process is used extensively in a wide variety of industries and applications.
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Deposits solderable tin or tin-lead plating onto the substrate via an electric current.
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Powder coating applies a powder electrostatically to the part and then heat-cured.
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