Rack Plating, Electroplate-Rite Corp., Dublin, VA

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We possess capabilities for undertaking automated rack plating to address the diversified plating needs of our customers effectively. We have robust facilities to perform rack plating with materials such as silver, copper, nickel, brass, zinc, tin, and chrome. Our facility includes large plating tanks of different capacities suitable for individual plating processes.

We offer zinc, zinc iron plating; yellow, clear, trivalent chromating on aluminum; cyanide and acid copper plating; dull and bright tin plating.
The parts to be rack plated are arranged on coated metal racks and fixed using screws, spring fingers, or wires according to their size, weight, and configuration. They are either plated completely or selectively by masking the areas that do not require plating
Rack plating is the most preferred choice of plating specific parts that are intricate.
Bright finishes with excellent bonding ability, conductivity, ductility, and corrosion resistance are obtained using our zinc plating and chromating processes.
Our environmentally safe, protective chromate coatings when applied on zinc-plated parts prevent white corrosion and enhance their aesthetic appearance.
Car parts, motorcycle parts, silverware, lamps, guns, gun parts, and numerous other items can be plated in our rack lines to the different metal finishing you desire. We specialize in show quality to give you the best possible finish.

Types · Industries Served · Applications · Professional Associations · QC Process & Certification · Part Specification

Types

Silver
Copper (Cyanide and Acid)
Nickel
Brass
Zinc
Yellow, trivalent and black chromate
Dull and bright tin
Clear chromating
Chrome
Electroless nickel

Industries Served

Military
Automotive
Aerospace
Electronics

Applications

Automotive parts and components
Fasteners and assemblies
Electronic parts

Professional Associations

Member of the NASF (National Association for Surface Finishing)

QC Process & Certification

ISO-certified Job Shop

Part Specification

Tank Dimensions: Nickel = 6/6/3 foot deep
Chrome = 5/2/3 foot deep
Brass = 4/3/3 foot deep
Cyanide copper = 4/3/3 foot deep
Acid copper = 5/3/3 foot deep
Dull and bright tin = 4/3/3 foot deep
Yellow, clear, and trivalent chromating on aluminum = 8/3/4 foot deep
Clear chromating = 6/3/3 foot deep
Trivalent chromating = 6/3/3 foot deep
Zinc = 12/3/5 foot deep