SpendEdge Highlights The Types Of Electroplating And Its Applications

New York, NY /PRNewswire/ - SpendEdge, a global leader in procurement market intelligence space recently highlighted the types of electroplating which provide a protective layer.

In the resource, the market intelligence leader focused on what is electroplating, its importance, its types, its application process, and the uses of electroplating in different industries to provide a detailed understanding of Electroplating.

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The experts at SpendEdge have shared the 3 types of electroplating

1. Mass plating:
   Mass plating is one of the types of electroplating that is used to plate a large volume of components in little to no time. To perform mass plating, a barrel is loaded with parts and then placed inside a container, which is filled with the coating material.
2. Rack plating:
   Rack plating is used to electroplate large, complex, and brittle parts that are tough to the plate using other methods. In this process, parts are mounted to a "rack" and then immersed in a plating solution. This method provides uniform distribution of coating since the rack holds different parts that are plated at the same time.
3. Continuous plating:
   In continuous plating items like tubes, wires, and strips are plated by running them continuously through a plating solution, one after the other. This process involves the even distribution of the coating material, such as zinc, aluminum, or tin, onto a metal like steel.

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