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Chor Industries' electroless nickel coatings are used throughout
the automotive, chemical, aerospace, military, petroleum, and electronics
industries, among others. Applied uniformly to all surfaces, EN
coatings are found on such things as nuts and bolts, turbine components,
computer disks, gears, and pistons. This special coating process
affords precise dimensional control of the finished product - a
complete contrast to the electrolytic technique which produces much
thicker deposits on high current density areas (shown above). By
virtue of their unique capabilities, Chor Industries' specially-engineered
EN coatings work overtime to:
- Deliver uniform thickness
- Offer hardness flexibility
- Increase corrosion resistance
- Improve uniform appearance
- Add solderability and weldability
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Autocatalytic vs Electrolytic
Illustration on the left depicts uniform coating of the autocatalytic
process. On the right electrolytic plating has produced an uneven
deposit, with build up up particularly on the shoulders and minimal
deposit in the bore.
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