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Chrome, electroless nickel, or TriCom plating will improve atmospheric corrosion resistance on any type of metal. By acting as a barrier to the corrosion, plating will absorb damage while maintaining the integrity of the component.
Aerospace components that are repeatedly subjected to high stress and friction are prone to increased wear and tear. This process reduces efficiency over time and leads to a shorter life cycle. Plating these metals with chrome, electroless nickel, or TriCom will provide protection from outside forces to help strengthen the underlying component and reduce friction in moving parts.
Electroless nickel plating and TriCom coatings offer the best protection against friction. Our aerospace plating services are commonly used to reduce wear and tear in rotor components, engine bleed air valves, actuator housings, and suspension systems.
Metal plating can aid in the restoration of aerospace parts, leading to improved performance and a longer life cycle. When components become worn, they lose their efficiency and need to be replaced. Coating worn parts with hard chrome or electroless nickel can maintain operational efficiency without sacrificing durability.
After a worn or damaged part is stripped and cracks are filled, nickel or hard chrome plating is used to seal the part and protect the repaired areas. Our aerospace plating services lengthen the lifespan and eliminate the cost of replacing them with new parts, without impacting their overall effectiveness.
We’re confident US Chrome will be your best option for your aerospace plating applications because of our engineering approach, exceptional customer service, and regional locations. Contact us now with your questions or coating challenges.
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US Chrome has been helping engineers find solutions to surface coating challenges for more than 80 years.