Electroless nickel

In addition to high wear resistance, electroless nickel coatings offer excellent corrosion protection, depending on the phosphorus content (NiP alloy). In addition, the generated surface is conductive. One of the differences to electroplated nickel is that no external electrical current, for example from a rectifier, is used for deposition. The electrons required for the formation of the layer are supplied by means of a chemical redox reaction within the electrolyte itself. As a result, electroless nickel plating produces coatings that are veridical to their contours.

 

Prospectus DURNI-COAT

Low - Phosphorus

Medium - Phosphorus

Medium / High - Phosphorus

High - Phosphorus

Dispersion Layers Teflon (PTFE)

Dispersion Layers Silicon Carbide (SiC)

Aluminium and Steel (pre-nickel plating process)

Magnesium

Additive for static rinses

Stop Off Lacquer

 

 



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