Newburyport, MA 01950
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Hard Chrome
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50 Parker Street, Unit #5
Newburyport, MA 01950
Call 978.499.8950
Fax: 978.499.8967
Email Us
Chromium Site Map
About Hard Chrome Plating and Electropolishing SpecialistsChromium can be deposited on a wide variety of metals. Steels, Stainless steels, Copper and Brass are the most receptive metals for an adherent deposit. The more exotic metals, such as Inconell, Hastalloy and Titanium are more difficult to plate, but with the proper pre-treatment methods an adherent deposit can be achieved. Aluminum, in many cases, can receive a “direct” deposit of Hard Chrome. This depends on several factors; the Aluminum alloy itself, the geometry of the part, the area to be plated and the thickness of the deposit. In some cases it is necessary to deposit a layer of copper or nickel prior to Chrome.
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| Mailing Address: 50 Parker Street, Unit #5 Newburyport, MA 01950 Call 978.499.8950 Fax: 978.499.8967 |
E-Mail Contacts/Key Personnel: David Ferrairo, Jr. – Sales, Quoting, Production Control and Expediting Joseph Ferrairo - Quality Control and Environmental Coordination Ron Grover, Jr. - Roll and Screw Department (Large Parts) Marie O'Hagan - Accounting Larry Cellamare - Lab Manager and Environmental Co-ordinator |
Hard Chrome
Hard Chrome Plating is an electrolytic process utilizing a chromic acid based electrolyte. The part is made the cathode and, with the passage of a DC current via lead anodes, chromium metal builds on the component surface. A wide variety of parts can be coated; it requires only the proper fixturing, a large enough bath, sufficient lifting capacity, and adequate power sources. Hard Chrome Plating offers many attractive properties to the engineer.
Electropolish
Conventional mechanical finishing systems tend to smear, bend, stress and even fracture the crystalline metal surface to achieve smoothness or luster. Electropolish offers the advantages of removing metal from the surface producing a unidirectional pattern that is both stress and occlusion free, microscopically smooth, and often highly reflective. Additionally, improved corrosion resistance and passivity are achieved on many ferrous and non ferrous alloys. The process micro and macro polishes the metal part. Micro-polishing accounts for the brightness and macro-polishing accounts for the smoothness of the part.Precision Hard Chrome Plating, Electropolishing Home
Welcome to DynaChrome. We've been providing the manufacturing industry with the highest quality precision Hard Chrome Plating and Electropolishing for over 15 years. DynaChrome is the solution to your industrial hard chrome plating, electropolishing, and flash chrome plating needs. We thank you for your interest in our Company and look forward to working with you on any project you may have.
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