Tin plating can produce an Off-White (whitish-gray) color that is preferable when a dull/matte or bright appearance is desired. Tin plating can offer a Bright metallic look when a bit more lustre is preferred and it can also create a Matte (dull) finish, if required. Tin offers a decent level of conductivity, making tin plating useful in the manufacturing of various electronic components.
| TYPE 1 | ELECTRO DEPOSITED |
| GRADE B | 0.0001″-0.00025″ |
| GRADE C | 0.0002″-0.0004″ |
| GRADE D | 0.0003″ |
| GRADE E | 0.0002″-0.0006″ |
| CLASS A | 0.0001″(MILD SERVICE) |
| CLASS B | 0.0002″ |
| CLASS C | 0.0003″-0.0004″ |
| CLASS D | 0.0006″-.0008″ |
| CLASS E | 0.0012″ |
| CLASS F | 0.00006″. |
Zinc Plating.
Irridite / Alodine
PASSIVATION
Anodizing
Black oxide
CADMIUM
PHOSPHATE
ELECTROLESS NICKEL
SILVER TIN
Zinc Nickel
DECORATIVE / INDUSTRIAL CHROME
ELECTRO PLATED NICKEL
COPPER PLATING
Electro – Polishing Ultra Sonic Cleaning and Chemical Cleaning of Metals
Sandblast / Glass-Bead /Brushing / Polishing / Masking / Baking
Salt Spray Testing / Adhesion and Thickness Testing for plating Powder and liquid Paint