Trivalent Zinc-Nickel Plating
Gatto offers a Zinc-Nickel alloy consisting of approximately 15% Nickel and 85% Zinc.
This coating provides a distinct blue appearance.
About Trivalent Coating
Trivalent Chromate is applied over Zinc-Nickel to seal the plating and offer additional corrosion protection. This finish can offer up to TEN times the protection of standard zinc.
Trivalent Zinc-Nickel is RoHS compliant and can meet the strict requirements specified by most manufacturers.
| Zinc-Nickel Alloy | % Nickel | Barrel | Rack | Tank Size | Salt Spray |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trivalent | 10-18% | Yes | Yes | 30” X 60” X 144” Weight: 1000 lbs *Actual part size capability may be less than tank dimensions |
1,000+ |
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Considerations for Trivalent Zinc Nickel Plating
Trivalent Zinc-Nickel has become standard for many manufacturers because it offers similar protective properties without the presence of restricted substances that are present in hexavalent alternatives.
Trivalent Zinc-Nickel has been in use for many years in industry sectors such as automotive, agriculture and heavy equipment. This finish continues to be specified in a growing number of applications as demands for maximum corrosion protection increase. To learn more about our trivalent zinc-nickel plating contact us today!
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Flaking, bleed-out, poor adhesion, we catch plating issues early before they turn into costly problems.
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