A protective coating applied to metals such as steel, brass, or zamak. It shields against corrosion, improves adhesion for subsequent chrome plating, and delivers a shiny or satin finish. Typically silver-colored, smooth, and lustrous.

This is a finish commonly applied over nickel. It enhances protection against wear, scratches, and corrosion, while improving the aesthetic appearance with an ultra-bright, mirror-like effect. Widely used in the automotive industry, faucets, and decorative parts, this finish also ensures long-lasting gloss over time.

A surface treatment layer acting as a primer to improve corrosion resistance and adhesion for nickel, particularly on substrates like steel or zamak. Essential in multi-layer plating, it offers excellent electrical conductivity and a warm, appealing tone.

Creates ultra-smooth, highly reflective surfaces that enhance both appearance and performance. This essential preparation step ensures optimal results for subsequent plating or finishing processes, delivering a flawless, premium look.

Provides an optimization for perfect coating adhesion. A critical step to meet strict quality standards in aerospace, medical, and automotive applications where performance and reliability are essential.

An electrochemical process used to deposit a metal layer onto a conductive part. Enhances corrosion resistance, appearance, conductivity, or durability. Commonly used with copper, nickel, or chrome in multi-layer plating systems.