Electroplating Buffalo, NY

Keystone Corporation provides high-quality and top-of-the-industry electroplating and metal finishing services to the Buffalo, NY area. Electroplating is a process where an alloy of both Nickel and Phosphorous are mixed together to create the deposit. This chemical reaction leads to the metal being deposited equally throughout all surfaces, without needing any external charge or current. Electroplated products always look great and are durable, but they also allow an engineer to be creative with their design. The finishing process uses electroless nickel plating to create a beautiful final product that won't fade or peel as other materials can do over time.

State-Of-The-Art Electroplating Services

We use state-of-the-art techniques to plate high-quality nickel for our niche products, including electronics applications, surface treatments for stainless steel parts, and welded assemblies. Our nickel plating complies with AMS-C-26074, ASTM B733 and AMS 2404 specifications. Here at Keystone, we have the ability to create custom orders to fit every customer's unique specifications and needs. The majority of Electroless Nickel plating for engineering purposes contains phosphorus levels between 7%-12%. The higher the content the greater the corrosion resistance. Deposits with higher phosphorus content do exhibit reduced hardness.

SPECIFICATIONS

Our Electroless Nickel plating for Buffalo, NY meets the following specifications:

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Keystone Corporation has assisted customers with a variety of orders for over 90 years! We will work with you to provide the best service possible, no matter the size of the job. All of our finishes are available for both Barrel and Rack plating applications. Throughout the entire process, Keystone ensures top-quality Electroless Nickel plating by maintaining superior process control.

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