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Defective parts from plating pits




I've been experiencing a high rate of plating pits in my nickel-chrome plating process of cold rolled steel. I'm looking for some general nickel-chrome plating information to educate myself so as to properly troubleshoot the problem. Please note, our polishing is done in the same building as the plating.

Dave Papak
plating plant - Warren, MI, US
2004


If you need to properly troubleshoot this and other plating problems you should consider a "proper and thorough" training, not just general information. There are excellent books and institutions that offer excellent courses. pits may come from many causes. Some of the most frequent could be adhered bubles, soils, dust, excessive pickling, even existing microscopic pits that are magnified by the process and several other.

Guillermo Marrufo
Monterrey, NL, Mexico
2004




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