PCB Express Inc.'s technology is state of the art. They love challenges and frequently goes beyond the capabilities shown on their web site. (read more)

TMF Tin Process

Simple immersion technique for tin plating process. Deposit pure tin onto copper, brass, other copper-based alloys, gold and lead-tin electroplate. Features:

* Plates pure tin rapidly * Plating exhibits fine-grain tin structure * Affords unusual resistance to humidity and salt-spray * Excellent solderability * Process simple to operate and maintain (read more)

In electroplating, silver is primarily used for industrial applications, particularly electrical connectors. It is also used in the telecom, automotive industries. (read more)

IMR Test Labs offers a complete line of services geared toward certifying platings, paints, and other coatings. The group relies on the extensive resources of the entire organization, utilizing advanced tools and techniques to inspect product quality and diagnose failures. (read more)

Gold plating offers good corrosion resistance, good solderability, and when alloyed with cobalt, it has very good wear resistance. Gold is commonly used in electrical switch contacts, connector pins and barrels, and other applications where intermittent electrical contact occurs. (read more)

Effective July '06, many countries have strict regulations regarding chrome plating. Suppliers of chrome-plated parts are expected to comply with RoHS standards. Trivalent chrome is the next generation chrome plating process, which is both environment friendly and RoHS compliant. Trivalent chrome plating helps eliminate toxic products from the electro plating process. (read more)

Fusite Engineered Products is equipped with both Gold and Nickel plating operations. The company's capabilities include electroless and electrolytic nickel plating as well as hard and soft gold plating. (read more)

New environmentally friendly lead-free plating used on all PANJIT products. (read more)

Plating is a surface-covering technique in which a metal is deposited onto a conductive surface to act as a corrosion inhibitor. (read more)

Electroless Nickel (EN) is an autocatalytic plating process, in which does not require rectifiers, electrical current or anodes. It differs from electroplating, which depends on an external source of direct current to reduce nickel ions in the electrolyte to nickel metal on the substrate. (read more)