Zinc plating is typically used for screws and other small fasteners, light switch plates, and various small parts that will be exposed in interior or mildly corrosive conditions. For use in moderate or severe environments,the materials must be chromate-conversion coated for additional corrosion protection. If you’re contemplating the best way to protect metal surfaces against the relentless forces of corrosion, a simple phrase to keep in mind is “think zinc.” When a zinc coating is electroplated onto the surface of ferrous (iron-containing) metals, it creates a formidable corrosion-resistant barrier — while also providing a number of other important benefits.

The remarkable effectiveness of zinc plating combined with its relatively low cost has made it a popular choice for protecting surfaces in all types of manufacturing processes. You’ll find zinc coatings on nuts, bolts, automotive parts and a wide range of other consumer products.

WE HAVE A 12,000  LITER BATH  AND  SECOND BATH IS 6000 LITERS OF ZINC PLATING BATH.