Electroplating Industry

Electroplating is a process that uses electricity to deposit a thin layer of metal onto the surface of an object. This technique enhances appearance, provides corrosion resistance, reduces friction, or adds specific physical properties. The process involves submerging the item in a solution containing metal ions and applying an electric current, which causes the metal to coat the object uniformly. Electroplating is widely used in manufacturing for jewelry, electronics, automotive parts, and decorative items, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits through precise, controlled metal coatings.