AMFIN SERVICES

Electroplating Services

Amfin provide electroplating services, a metal finish for protection from corrosion, increasing electrical conductivity, and improving the appearance of objects for major aerospace and other industries around the world.

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What is electroplating?

Electroplating is the process of passing electrical current through a liquid which results in a thin film of metal being deposited on the surface of a workpiece. It is commonly used in metal finishing, such as in hardening and cleaning, coatings, and soldering.

The electroplating process explained

Electroplating is used for a variety of purposes, including protection from corrosion, increasing electrical conductivity, and improving the appearance of objects.

Our fully automated electroplating facility controls all critical processing parameters and records data from each production run. This ensures that the finished result will always give the best possible result at the highest quality.

Critical processing chemistry is also controlled automatically to provide consistent results.

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Over 40 finishing operations all in 1 facility enabling us to maximise efficiency, reduce costs and minimise lead times.
Established suite of accreditations to finish, test and inspect a wide range of components from many areas of precision manufacturing.
Trusted by manufacturers in Aerospace, Defence, Rail and Automotive industries.
Experienced, dedicated team with over 75 years' experience working in the industry, providing bespoke services and products to 1st tier engineering companies.

Electroplating Services we offer

At Amfin we offer different types of electroplating to suit specific manufacturing requirements. The electroplating process can increase corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and provide a better adhesion for paint and glue.

Silver Plating

Silver plating – Silver is an excellent plating material as it has a high resistance to corrosion and Oxidation giving any metal a protective layer. Silver plating will also perform well at high temperatures.