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Hexavalent Chrome Free Questions! I know you love these!

Looking for a straight answer - If I have a batch of old zinc yellow parts and I strip and replate them zinc trivalent, do they conform to the standard "hex chrome free" requirements? And if so, is this written in any standard in which I can show my customer? When they switched, we switched, but we were caught with a pallet or two of some slow movers, and we're been in limbo about these for awhile - I either want to get them fit for use or get em to the scrapyard. Thank you!

Jason Brishing
Quality Control - Wayne, Michigan, USA
July 13, 2011

Hi Jason,

which standards are you working for?

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- Melbourne, Australia
August 5, 2011

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