Decorative Chrome Plating
Crown chrome-plates ferrous and non-ferrous parts, including aluminum, on automated lines. A typical decorative chrome system is built in layers: copper, then nickel, then chrome. On highly decorative parts the copper layer is usually buffed before the next layers go on, so the final chrome is deep and smooth. Polishing, buffing and plating all happen in one facility.
Our decorative chrome is hexavalent chrome, the traditional process behind bright, deep decorative chrome.
What we offer
- Decorative chrome over copper and nickel
- In-house polishing and buffing before plating
- Plating on ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including aluminum parts
Specs and part sizes
Built to your print: Crown conforms to the specifications you supply. Most often that’s an adhesion requirement, and sometimes coating thickness. We confirm adhesion and thickness requirements with you at setup. Maximum plating part size: 54″ x 7′ (54 inches by 7 feet). No maximum part weight.
FAQ
What’s the layer order? Typically copper, then nickel, then chrome.
Is this the same as black chrome? No. Black chrome is a separate process with its own page.
Can you polish or buff before plating? Yes, robotic and hand polishing and buffing are done in-house.
Crown Metal Plating · 3700 Ridge Road, Brooklyn, OH 44144 · 216-651-9020 · info@crownmetalplating.com
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