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  Quality Plating Co., Inc.

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Services/Finishes

We offer a wide range of plating finishes as indicated by the following list. We have included some general information, but please contact us to answer questions related to your specific needs.


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Anodizing, Chromic Acid

Mil-A-8625 Type I, Class 1 and AMS 2471

Chromic Acid Anodizing is an industial, functional finish. Because of the toxic nature of hexavalent chrome, this type of anodizing is being replaced with a sulfuric anodizing whenever it is allowable. The aerospace industry is the largest user of Chromic acid anodizing today. Chromic acid anodizing has three advantages over Sulfuric acid anodizing.

- The coating thickness is very thin thus making it easier to hold close tolerance. The average coating buildup is 0.000050" thick.

- Chromic acid is not as detrimental to the aluminum as sulfuric acid. Therefore parts with complex shapes that trap the anodizing solution are not attacked in these areas.

- Chromic Acid anodizing introduces less stresses into the material than Sulfuric acid anodizing.

Chromic acid anodizing is a gray color and because of the thin coating thickness, it is not easily dyed. Even under the best circumstances, a part which is dyed black will have a very grayish appearance.














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