Best Practice in Hard chrome plating

About This Webinar .The hard chrome plating process is a very mature technology. Since its development 90 years ago, it has been used with success in a vast range of industries. Typical uses include highly stressed components in the automotive and heavy machinery industries, in aircraft construction, shipbuilding and engineering. The high speed, closed loop processing in low process temperatures provides vast advantages like size flexibility and plating of inner surfaces among others. Due to various surface requirements differing in thickness, wear resistance, tribological properties, corrosion resistance and other secondary functional characteristics numerous process operations have been developed. As a leading supplier of hard chrome processes, Atotech has built up a wealth of experience over decades to develop optimal products and best practices for these diverse requirements. We would like to share this knowledge with you and invite you to our webinar on "Best practice for hard chrome plating". Thorsten Ross and Shakeel Akhtar will unfold the most successful and economic processes for diverse hard chrome applications. Agenda What is hard chrome plating? Why plate hard chrome? Applications requiring hard chrome Equipment requirements for hard chrome plating | Conventional line / automatic Lines / the DynaChrome® concept Anode technology Bath control and analytics

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