Automatic Plating Line

An Automatic Plating Line, also known as an Automated Plating Line, is a production system that performs the plating process automatically without the need for manual intervention. This system is ideal for mass production of high-quality plated components with consistent results.

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The whole line adopts touch screen interface, automatic program system and PLC control.

As long as input length, diameter and coating thickness, it will calculate the time and current of electroplating, adjust the position of the anode, and launch the additive according to the working condition automatically.

No manual intervention is needed in the work which will avoid manual error, to guarantee the quality and improve efficiency.

The machine body is covered by stainless steel . Beautiful appearance for displaying and it will extend the service life of the equipment.

The roller loading is mechanically clamping to prevent leakage.

Each single machine can be operated either automatically or manually.

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Our Automatic Plating Lines are equipped with advanced control systems that allow for precise and accurate plating of components. They are also designed to be user-friendly, making them easy to operate and maintain. With our Automatic Plating Lines, you can increase your production efficiency and reduce labor costs, while ensuring consistent quality in your plated components.

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Zinc Plating Equipment covers substrate metals (like steel, iron, etc.) with a layer or coating of zinc to protect the substrate from corrosion and provide a level of wear resistance.

Electroless Nickel Plating Equipment deposits a thin layer of nickel onto a surface to provide corrosion-resistance, lubricity, and ancillary performance greater than that of electrolytic plating.

Hard Chrome Plating Equipment deposits chromium onto a surface to reduce friction and enhance corrosion resistance. Hard chrome plating equipment is often used to create a protective finish for industrial applications that undergo frequent mechanical contact and situations of extreme wear.

Cadmium Plating Equipment deposits a layer of cadmium salts (15 to 25 jam) to provide protection from corrosion caused by exposure to intense atmospheric conditions or saltwater; examples might include ships or aircrafts.

Copper-Nickel-Chrome Plating Equipment carries out a three-part process used to ensures the longest-possible service-life for chromed parts.

Tin Plating Equipment deposits a thin layer of tin onto a part to create a lightweight, solderable, and corrosion resistant layer.

Nickel Plating Equipment deposits a thin layer of nickel onto a surface to provide corrosion and wear resistance and enhance adhesive properties.

Electropolishing Equipment dissolves a thin layer of metal ions into a plating solution that levels micro-peaks and valleys to create a polished surface. Electropolishing is commonly used for cleaning medical and dentistry tools, as well as critical-flight components that can otherwise create friction.

Black Oxide Equipment deposits iron oxide onto a part to reduce light reflection and add thickness that enhances corrosion and water resistance.

Phosphating Equipment converts steel surfaces to crystalline phosphate to enhance corrosion resistance, and adhesive properties. Phosphating is often used to create a base layer for painting or powder coating and also helps reduce friction caused by metal-to-metal contact of sliding components.