Electroless nickel plating is a process in which a thin coating of nickel and phosphorus (9-12 wt%) is deposited using an electroless chemical bath. This process improves the corrosion and wear resistance of components.
In contrast to electrolytic processes, electroless nickel plating produces a completely uniform deposit without build-up at the edges, even on complex components with variable geometry. No finishing is required, while the tolerances of the component are retained.
SiC electroless nickel plating
AMS 2404
ASTM B733
ISO 4527
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