Copper plating

Copper plating is a process where a thin layer of copper is deposited onto a surface, usually metal. This technique is often used to improve conductivity, enhance corrosion resistance, or prepare surfaces for additional coatings. The process involves using an electrical current to transfer copper ions from a solution to the surface that needs plating. This method is widely applied in electronics, jewelry, and industrial applications. By creating a protective copper layer, it helps prevent rust and wear, ensuring durability and improving the overall aesthetic of the object.