The document discusses various metal finishing processes including electroplating, phosphating, powder coating and their applications. It provides details on electroplating equipment and processes, cleaning and pretreatment methods before electroplating, and the electrical equipment used. It also discusses powder coating and describes the global market outlook for electroplating, phosphating and powder coatings.
Electroplating, Phosphating, Powder Coating and Metal Finishing Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Electroplating, Phosphating, Powder Coating and Metal Finishing (Electroplating Plant, Copper Plating, Electroforming, Brass Plating, Silver Plating, Tin-Nickel Alloy Plating, Gold Plating (Gilding), Cadmium Plating, Zinc Plating)
Electroplating is a process that uses electric current to reduce dissolved metal cations so that they form a thin coherent metal coating on an electrode. The term is also used for electrical oxidation of anions onto a solid substrate, as in the formation silver chloride on silver wire to make silver/silver-chloride electrodes. Electroplating is primarily used to change the surface properties of an object (e.g. abrasion and wear resistance, corrosion protection, lubricity, aesthetic qualities, etc.), but may also be used to build up thickness on undersized parts or to form objects by electroforming.
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Electroplating Plant, Automatic Equipment, Surface Coatings and Treatments, Electroplating and Coating Plants, Electroplating Plant Equipment, Powder Coating Plants, Powder Coating Equipments, How to Start Powder Coating Business, Powder Coating Business Plan, Business Plan on Powder Coating, Start Powder Coating Business, Start High Profit Powder Coating Business, Starting Metal Polishing Business, Electroplating Business, Gold Plating Business, How to Start Metal Plating Business, Starting Zinc Plating Business, How to Start Electroplating Business, How to Start Metal Finishing Business, Starting Metal Polishing Business, Metal Finishing Industry, Business Plans for Metal Finishing, Zinc Plating Process, Zinc Plating Plant, Electroplating Plant for Acid Zinc, Electroplating Plant Equipment, Fixed Sequence Automatic Plating Plant, Trojan and Gem Type Automatic Plant, Vulcan Lattice Arm Type Automatic Plant, Titan Type Automatic Plant, Digit Pivoted Arm Type Automatic Plant, Straight-Through Type Automatic Plant, Methods of Transporter Control, Microprocessor and Computer Control, Semi-Automatic Plating Plant, Barrel Planting Plant, Suitability of Articles for Barrel Plating, Glydo/Glydette Barrel Plating Equipment, Calculation of Work Loads, Manual Planting Plant, Single Station Barrel Plating Units, Modular Plant and Specialised Equipment for Electronics Industry, Electroplating Equipment, Welded Steel Tanks, Plastic Tanks Reinforced with Glass Fibre, Tank Lining Materials, Glass Fibre (GRP) Tanks, Treatment of Rubber Linings, Ilex Grade Plastic Lined Tanks, Galvanised Steel Coils, Lead and Lead Alloy Coils, Titanium Coils, Metal Cased Heaters, Teflon Immersion Heaters, Silica Cased Heaters
This document contains summaries of various metallurgy and metal finishing projects that could be started as small businesses. It describes projects involving silver plating, diesel engine cylinder blocks, gold plating metallic frames, hard chromium plating, alloy steel casting, soldering wire, galvanized steel wire, pressure die casting, mild steel ingots, heat treatment services, spheroidal graphite iron castings, mild steel welding electrodes, phosphor bronze bearing sleeves, aluminum castings, sintered bush, and casting for auto locks.
This document provides information about a seminar hosted by the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) on hot-dip galvanized steel. The seminar aims to educate architects, engineers, and specifiers about using hot-dip galvanized steel to address corrosion issues. It covers topics like the corrosion problem in North America, how galvanized steel provides barrier and cathodic protection against corrosion, the hot-dip galvanizing process, common galvanized coating specifications, and how galvanized steel can lower life-cycle costs compared to painted steel.
The document announces a seminar hosted by the American Galvanizers Association to educate architects, engineers, and specifiers about hot-dip galvanized steel and how it provides effective corrosion protection. The seminar will cover corrosion issues in the US, how galvanizing protects steel from corrosion, and how to incorporate corrosion protection into design to lower lifetime maintenance costs. Attendees can earn continuing education credits for attending the seminar.
The document provides information on brazing and soldering processes. It explains that brazing uses filler metals with higher melting temperatures than soldering. Both processes use heat and filler metals to join similar and dissimilar materials. The document discusses different joint types, fluxes, filler metals, and manual and automated methods used for brazing and soldering like torch brazing, furnace brazing, dip brazing, and wave soldering. It also provides review questions at the end to test comprehension.
Steelmaking, Shaping, Treating and Processing, Steel and Steel Products (Fast...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Steel is one of the most important and widely used products in the world. Currently, the steel industry is undergoing a process of change. As a result of ongoing technical and economic developments, the production and use of electric arc furnace steel is, beneath the steel production in a blast furnace, becoming increasingly important, continuously gaining share of world-wide steel production over the past 30 years.
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Electroplating, Phosphating, Powder Coating and Metal Finishing Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Electroplating, Phosphating, Powder Coating and Metal Finishing (Electroplating Plant, Copper Plating, Electroforming, Brass Plating, Silver Plating, Tin-Nickel Alloy Plating, Gold Plating (Gilding), Cadmium Plating, Zinc Plating)
Electroplating is a process that uses electric current to reduce dissolved metal cations so that they form a thin coherent metal coating on an electrode. The term is also used for electrical oxidation of anions onto a solid substrate, as in the formation silver chloride on silver wire to make silver/silver-chloride electrodes. Electroplating is primarily used to change the surface properties of an object (e.g. abrasion and wear resistance, corrosion protection, lubricity, aesthetic qualities, etc.), but may also be used to build up thickness on undersized parts or to form objects by electroforming.
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New Delhi-110007, India.
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Electroplating Plant, Automatic Equipment, Surface Coatings and Treatments, Electroplating and Coating Plants, Electroplating Plant Equipment, Powder Coating Plants, Powder Coating Equipments, How to Start Powder Coating Business, Powder Coating Business Plan, Business Plan on Powder Coating, Start Powder Coating Business, Start High Profit Powder Coating Business, Starting Metal Polishing Business, Electroplating Business, Gold Plating Business, How to Start Metal Plating Business, Starting Zinc Plating Business, How to Start Electroplating Business, How to Start Metal Finishing Business, Starting Metal Polishing Business, Metal Finishing Industry, Business Plans for Metal Finishing, Zinc Plating Process, Zinc Plating Plant, Electroplating Plant for Acid Zinc, Electroplating Plant Equipment, Fixed Sequence Automatic Plating Plant, Trojan and Gem Type Automatic Plant, Vulcan Lattice Arm Type Automatic Plant, Titan Type Automatic Plant, Digit Pivoted Arm Type Automatic Plant, Straight-Through Type Automatic Plant, Methods of Transporter Control, Microprocessor and Computer Control, Semi-Automatic Plating Plant, Barrel Planting Plant, Suitability of Articles for Barrel Plating, Glydo/Glydette Barrel Plating Equipment, Calculation of Work Loads, Manual Planting Plant, Single Station Barrel Plating Units, Modular Plant and Specialised Equipment for Electronics Industry, Electroplating Equipment, Welded Steel Tanks, Plastic Tanks Reinforced with Glass Fibre, Tank Lining Materials, Glass Fibre (GRP) Tanks, Treatment of Rubber Linings, Ilex Grade Plastic Lined Tanks, Galvanised Steel Coils, Lead and Lead Alloy Coils, Titanium Coils, Metal Cased Heaters, Teflon Immersion Heaters, Silica Cased Heaters
This document contains summaries of various metallurgy and metal finishing projects that could be started as small businesses. It describes projects involving silver plating, diesel engine cylinder blocks, gold plating metallic frames, hard chromium plating, alloy steel casting, soldering wire, galvanized steel wire, pressure die casting, mild steel ingots, heat treatment services, spheroidal graphite iron castings, mild steel welding electrodes, phosphor bronze bearing sleeves, aluminum castings, sintered bush, and casting for auto locks.
This document provides information about a seminar hosted by the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) on hot-dip galvanized steel. The seminar aims to educate architects, engineers, and specifiers about using hot-dip galvanized steel to address corrosion issues. It covers topics like the corrosion problem in North America, how galvanized steel provides barrier and cathodic protection against corrosion, the hot-dip galvanizing process, common galvanized coating specifications, and how galvanized steel can lower life-cycle costs compared to painted steel.
The document announces a seminar hosted by the American Galvanizers Association to educate architects, engineers, and specifiers about hot-dip galvanized steel and how it provides effective corrosion protection. The seminar will cover corrosion issues in the US, how galvanizing protects steel from corrosion, and how to incorporate corrosion protection into design to lower lifetime maintenance costs. Attendees can earn continuing education credits for attending the seminar.
The document provides information on brazing and soldering processes. It explains that brazing uses filler metals with higher melting temperatures than soldering. Both processes use heat and filler metals to join similar and dissimilar materials. The document discusses different joint types, fluxes, filler metals, and manual and automated methods used for brazing and soldering like torch brazing, furnace brazing, dip brazing, and wave soldering. It also provides review questions at the end to test comprehension.
Steelmaking, Shaping, Treating and Processing, Steel and Steel Products (Fast...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Steel is one of the most important and widely used products in the world. Currently, the steel industry is undergoing a process of change. As a result of ongoing technical and economic developments, the production and use of electric arc furnace steel is, beneath the steel production in a blast furnace, becoming increasingly important, continuously gaining share of world-wide steel production over the past 30 years.
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Industrial Manufacturing Business Model & TrendsTom Mckeown
The document summarizes the metals industry supply chain, which includes four main layers: primary metals producers, metal service centers, fabricators/finishers, and retail stores. It provides details on each layer, including the types of companies involved, products/services offered, and trends within the industries. The primary trends discussed for metal service centers and fabricators/finishers are industry consolidation driven by economies of scale and changing customer demands respectively.
Steel Making and Rolling (Metalworking): Process & Applications, Rod and Bar...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
The steel industry has taken note of the continued growth in steel imports and a number of projects have been planned and are under implementation.In rolling mills, intermediate steel products are given their final shape and dimension in a series of shaping and finishing operations. Rolling of steel is one of the most important manufacturing processes for steel. It is usually the first step in the processing of steel after it is made and cast either in Ingot or continuous cast product in a steel melting shop.
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Casting is a manufacturing process in which a liquid material is usually poured into a mold, which contains a hollow cavity of the desired shape, and then allowed to solidify.
this process is must in many industries for production.
Scrap metal refers to recyclable materials left over from manufacturing that still contain valuable raw materials. It includes parts from vehicles, buildings, and surplus materials. Scrap metal is processed and sorted by wrecking yards and scrap yards before being sold by weight to smelters. Recycling scrap metal provides significant energy savings compared to extracting raw materials from mines. It also reduces air and water pollution and mining wastes. The United States scrap metal recycling industry is a major part of the economy, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs and billions in revenue and exports annually. Common metals recycled include steel, iron, aluminum, copper, and lead.
The presentation covers various aspects of coating and deposition process in detail. The topics that are mainly covered in this PPT are
1) Type of Coating
2) Advantages and limitation for various coating process
3) Figures of various coating process
This document provides an overview of surface coating technology. It discusses metallic and non-metallic coatings, comparing their materials and applications. Several coating processes are described, including electroplating, electroless plating, hot dipping, and wire spraying. Electroplating involves depositing metal ions onto a cathode using an electrolytic process. Common metals plated include zinc, nickel, gold, chrome, and tin. Electroless plating is a chemical process that plates without electricity. Hot dipping involves immersing a substrate in molten coating metal.
The document discusses metal finishing techniques like electroplating and electroless plating. It explains the theory, factors that influence electroplating like decomposition potential, polarization and overvoltage. It also describes the methods of cleaning metal surfaces and the characteristics of a good deposit. Specific examples of electroplating chromium and electroless plating of copper are provided. The document aims to explain the principles and applications of metal finishing processes.
This document discusses welding technology and gas metal arc welding (GMAW) in particular. It defines GMAW and describes the necessary equipment, including a wire feed unit, welding gun, welding electrode wire, shielding gas supply, and welding power supply. The document outlines key parts of the welding gun and explains the functions of the wire feed unit, electrode wire selection, and shielding gases. It provides steps for GMAW including preparing the base metal, selecting the correct filler metal and shielding gas, setting parameters like wire feed speed and voltage, and mastering travel speed. Joint types and their applications are also summarized.
RAW MATEIAL and Heat Treatment process .pptSameerSutar8
This document provides an overview of a training programme on raw materials and heat treatment. It discusses the objectives of the training, which are to provide awareness of different raw material types, their characteristics, advantages, and examples used in the division. It then describes common product types like rolled products, forgings, castings, tubular products, and extrusions. The remainder of the document discusses these processes and material types in further detail, including definitions, considerations, defects, inspection methods, and more. It aims to educate participants on raw materials and manufacturing processes.
This document provides information about the Casting, Forming & Welding (ME31007) course offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering. It outlines the course content, schedule, assessment details and references. The course covers casting, forming and welding topics over 19 hours. Welding topics include introduction, processes, energy sources, fluxes, welding arc physics, heat flow, joint design, defects, metallurgy and brazing. Assessment is based on end semester exam, mid semester exam, two class tests and assignments. Lectures cover welding science, heat transfer mechanisms, microstructural zones, continuity mechanisms and specific processes like oxy-fuel gas welding.
DREXEL METALS AIA Making the educated choice - Metal Roofing 2013drexelmetals
This document provides an overview of metal roofing options for architects. It discusses market trends showing increasing market share for metal roofing. It then covers various types of metal roofing materials and substrates, different warranty options, and metal roofing system approaches including profiles, clips and underlayments. The document aims to educate architects on choosing metal roofing through discussing properties, performance, and common questions.
This document provides a summary of an industry report on the advanced ceramics market. Some key points:
- The report is 290 pages long and costs $4900. It provides historical and forecast demand data for advanced ceramics from 2000-2020.
- Demand for advanced ceramics in the US is forecast to rise 6.0% annually to $14.2 billion by 2015 as various industries rebound from recession. Electronic components will remain the largest market.
- Transportation equipment and environmental markets are also expected to see strong growth driven by new emissions regulations increasing demand for ceramic filters and catalysts.
- The report covers industry structure, market share, competitive strategies and profiles major players
Casting is a manufacturing process where liquid material is poured into a mold and solidifies. Advantages include low cost for complex parts and reduced weight. Vacancies in casting include shortage of skilled technicians and need for more capable simulation software. Simulation software allows for predicting cast structure, properties, defects and reducing costs. Aluminum and magnesium alloys are increasingly used in automotive parts like suspension parts and dashboards. New developments in casting include squeeze casting and lost foam casting. Shell molding uses sand and resin to form thin shells. Counter gravity casting and differential pressure casting produce parts like camshafts and crankcases. Flaskless molding avoids flask transport and repair. Freeze casting forms ice patterns for casting. Semisolid
This document describes various manufacturing processes used to produce finished products from raw materials. It discusses 5 main categories of processes: 1) shaping processes like casting and forging that change the shape and size of materials, 2) machining processes like turning and milling that remove material, 3) joining processes like welding and soldering that join parts, 4) finishing processes that improve surface quality, and 5) property changing processes that modify material properties. Specific shaping processes covered include casting, forging, rolling, and extrusion. Joining processes discussed are welding, brazing, and soldering.
This document discusses welding solutions for the chemical industry from voestalpine Böhler Welding. It provides an overview of their expertise in welding applications for the chemical industry, lists their global industry segment manager as a point of contact, and promotes their three specialized brands for catering to customer needs. The company focuses on filler metals and technical consultation for industrial welding and possesses deep technical understanding of industry applications and processes.
This document describes various manufacturing processes used to produce finished products from raw materials. It discusses 5 main categories of processes: 1) shaping processes like casting and forging that change the shape and size of materials, 2) machining processes like turning and milling that remove material, 3) joining processes like welding and soldering that join parts, 4) finishing processes that improve surface quality, and 5) processes that change material properties. Specific shaping processes covered include casting, forging, rolling, and extrusion. Key joining techniques discussed are welding, brazing, and soldering. The document also provides details on molding and die casting processes.
This document discusses different types of cutting tool materials used in metalworking, including their properties and applications. It begins by introducing high carbon steel and high speed steel as older tool materials. It then focuses on cemented tungsten carbide as a modern cutting tool material. The manufacturing process for tungsten carbide tools is described, including blending tungsten and carbon powders, compacting the blended powder in a die under pressure, and sintering the compact to achieve the final hardness and properties. Other tool materials mentioned include cast alloys, ceramics, and coatings. The document emphasizes selecting the right material for each application based on its hardness, toughness, wear resistance and ability to maintain properties at high
Case study for material selection (Automobile Silencer)Nishit Karkar
This document discusses material selection for automobile silencers and catalytic converters. It provides details on the manufacturing process, technical aspects, and criteria for selecting materials for silencers. Common materials used include steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and alloys for their mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high exhaust temperatures. The document also discusses the material requirements and alternatives for catalytic converters, focusing on a ferrite alloy and stainless steel sheet that is pre-oxidized to provide a surface for catalyst adhesion.
The document discusses dip coating and electrodeposition processes. It describes dip coating as a process where a substrate is immersed in a coating material tank, removed, and allowed to dry. The dip coating process has three stages: immersion, dwell time, and withdrawal. Film thickness is controlled by withdrawal speed and viscosity. Electrodeposition coats one metal onto another to modify surface properties like corrosion resistance. It can deposit thin layers with precision and is well-suited for nano- and microtechnologies. Both dip coating and electrodeposition are used for applications like solar panels, electronics, jewelry, and automotive and mechanical parts.
The document discusses thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), which measures the change in mass of a sample as it is heated. It describes the different types of TGA, the principles behind how it works, factors that can affect results, and common applications. TGA is used to study things like decomposition temperatures, purity, reaction kinetics, and stability by precisely measuring mass changes that occur as a sample is heated in a controlled environment.
Industrial Manufacturing Business Model & TrendsTom Mckeown
The document summarizes the metals industry supply chain, which includes four main layers: primary metals producers, metal service centers, fabricators/finishers, and retail stores. It provides details on each layer, including the types of companies involved, products/services offered, and trends within the industries. The primary trends discussed for metal service centers and fabricators/finishers are industry consolidation driven by economies of scale and changing customer demands respectively.
Steel Making and Rolling (Metalworking): Process & Applications, Rod and Bar...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
The steel industry has taken note of the continued growth in steel imports and a number of projects have been planned and are under implementation.In rolling mills, intermediate steel products are given their final shape and dimension in a series of shaping and finishing operations. Rolling of steel is one of the most important manufacturing processes for steel. It is usually the first step in the processing of steel after it is made and cast either in Ingot or continuous cast product in a steel melting shop.
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Casting is a manufacturing process in which a liquid material is usually poured into a mold, which contains a hollow cavity of the desired shape, and then allowed to solidify.
this process is must in many industries for production.
Scrap metal refers to recyclable materials left over from manufacturing that still contain valuable raw materials. It includes parts from vehicles, buildings, and surplus materials. Scrap metal is processed and sorted by wrecking yards and scrap yards before being sold by weight to smelters. Recycling scrap metal provides significant energy savings compared to extracting raw materials from mines. It also reduces air and water pollution and mining wastes. The United States scrap metal recycling industry is a major part of the economy, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs and billions in revenue and exports annually. Common metals recycled include steel, iron, aluminum, copper, and lead.
The presentation covers various aspects of coating and deposition process in detail. The topics that are mainly covered in this PPT are
1) Type of Coating
2) Advantages and limitation for various coating process
3) Figures of various coating process
This document provides an overview of surface coating technology. It discusses metallic and non-metallic coatings, comparing their materials and applications. Several coating processes are described, including electroplating, electroless plating, hot dipping, and wire spraying. Electroplating involves depositing metal ions onto a cathode using an electrolytic process. Common metals plated include zinc, nickel, gold, chrome, and tin. Electroless plating is a chemical process that plates without electricity. Hot dipping involves immersing a substrate in molten coating metal.
The document discusses metal finishing techniques like electroplating and electroless plating. It explains the theory, factors that influence electroplating like decomposition potential, polarization and overvoltage. It also describes the methods of cleaning metal surfaces and the characteristics of a good deposit. Specific examples of electroplating chromium and electroless plating of copper are provided. The document aims to explain the principles and applications of metal finishing processes.
This document discusses welding technology and gas metal arc welding (GMAW) in particular. It defines GMAW and describes the necessary equipment, including a wire feed unit, welding gun, welding electrode wire, shielding gas supply, and welding power supply. The document outlines key parts of the welding gun and explains the functions of the wire feed unit, electrode wire selection, and shielding gases. It provides steps for GMAW including preparing the base metal, selecting the correct filler metal and shielding gas, setting parameters like wire feed speed and voltage, and mastering travel speed. Joint types and their applications are also summarized.
RAW MATEIAL and Heat Treatment process .pptSameerSutar8
This document provides an overview of a training programme on raw materials and heat treatment. It discusses the objectives of the training, which are to provide awareness of different raw material types, their characteristics, advantages, and examples used in the division. It then describes common product types like rolled products, forgings, castings, tubular products, and extrusions. The remainder of the document discusses these processes and material types in further detail, including definitions, considerations, defects, inspection methods, and more. It aims to educate participants on raw materials and manufacturing processes.
This document provides information about the Casting, Forming & Welding (ME31007) course offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering. It outlines the course content, schedule, assessment details and references. The course covers casting, forming and welding topics over 19 hours. Welding topics include introduction, processes, energy sources, fluxes, welding arc physics, heat flow, joint design, defects, metallurgy and brazing. Assessment is based on end semester exam, mid semester exam, two class tests and assignments. Lectures cover welding science, heat transfer mechanisms, microstructural zones, continuity mechanisms and specific processes like oxy-fuel gas welding.
DREXEL METALS AIA Making the educated choice - Metal Roofing 2013drexelmetals
This document provides an overview of metal roofing options for architects. It discusses market trends showing increasing market share for metal roofing. It then covers various types of metal roofing materials and substrates, different warranty options, and metal roofing system approaches including profiles, clips and underlayments. The document aims to educate architects on choosing metal roofing through discussing properties, performance, and common questions.
This document provides a summary of an industry report on the advanced ceramics market. Some key points:
- The report is 290 pages long and costs $4900. It provides historical and forecast demand data for advanced ceramics from 2000-2020.
- Demand for advanced ceramics in the US is forecast to rise 6.0% annually to $14.2 billion by 2015 as various industries rebound from recession. Electronic components will remain the largest market.
- Transportation equipment and environmental markets are also expected to see strong growth driven by new emissions regulations increasing demand for ceramic filters and catalysts.
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2. Electroplating is a process that uses electric current to
reduce dissolved metal cations so that they form a thin
coherent metal coating on an electrode. The term is also used
for electrical oxidation of anions onto a solid substrate,
as in the formation silver chloride on silver wire to
make silver/silver-chloride electrodes. Electroplating is
primarily used to change the surface properties of an
object (e.g. abrasion and wear resistance, corrosion
protection, lubricity,
3. aesthetic qualities, etc.), but may also be used to build up
thickness on undersized parts or to form objects by
electroforming.
Powder Coating is a type of coating that is applied as a free-
flowing, dry powder. The main difference between a
conventional liquid paint and a powder coating is that the
powder coating does not require a solvent to keep the
binder and filler parts in a liquid suspension form.
4. Powder coating is mainly used for coating of metals, such
as household appliances, aluminum extrusions, drum
hardware, and automobile and bicycle parts. Newer
technologies allow other materials, such as MDF
(medium-density fibreboard), to be powder coated using
different methods.
5. Phosphating is a chemical process for treating the
surface of steel whereby metal-phosphate layers that are
hardly soluble are formed on the base material. The
layers created are porous, absorbent and are suitable
without further treatment as a conversion layer for
subsequent powder coating. They are also suitable as
temporary corrosion protection if subsequently treated
with oil, water or passivations.
6. Metal finishing has now come to be known as surface
engineering. Surface engineering techniques are
generally used to develop a wide range of functional
properties. In addition to the decorative aspects, metal
finishing aids the protection of metals and alloys from
corrosion and rusting.
7. A great potential exists for development of new
materials involving, for example, coatings of metals
composites particle incorporated anodic coatings and even
films of sapphire like materials, porous files of niobium
etc. and coating of refractory metals like molybdenum
and tungsten.
8. Market Outlook
The global electroplating market is expected to increase at an
average CAGR over the forecast period.
The global electroplating market was valued above US$
14,540.5 Mn in 2016 and is expected to expand at a
CAGR of 3.7% to cross US$ 21,160.0 Mn by the end of
2026.
10. The global phosphate market was valued at 67.28
Billion in 2015 and is projected to reach 75.17 Billion by
2021, at a CAGR of 1.9% from 2016 to 2021.
The powder coatings market is projected to reach USD
13.49 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 6.75% from 2017
to 2022.
11. The global powder coatings market is witnessing high
growth due to the superior and durable performance of
powder coatings over traditional liquid coatings or
paintings, especially in terms of usage. Also, flexibility,
durability, and impact resistant characteristics are the other
factors that make their performance superior to wet
coatings. Also, powder coatings are eco-friendly and do not
emit any volatile organic compounds.
12. They are highly resistant to physical, chemical, and
environmental factors, which make them more suitable
across diverse applications in the automotive,
architectural, appliances, agricultural, and furniture
industries. Vendors in the market are also coming up with
application-specific powder coatings. Powder coatings
used in the automotive industry are different from those
utilized across the architectural and furniture industries.
13. The global powder coatings market size was USD 8.66
billion in 2015 and is expected to witness significant
growth over the forecast period primarily owing to its
various superior properties over conventional paints
including high resistance to corrosion, high-quality finish,
chipping and abrasion, durability, cost-effective, and reduced
processing time.
16. The global metal finishing equipment market is growing, due
to increasing need for wear resistant, durable and long
lasting metal products, up surging demand from developing
countries, and growth of automotive and steel industries.
The Global metal finishing market is growing at a CAGR of
6.50% during the period 2014-2020. Among all the
segments in the market the inorganic metal finishing
market dominates the rest in terms of both market share
and volume.
17. Due to the increasing demand from end user industries such
as Automotive, Electronics, Aerospace the global market for
inorganic metal finishing technologies was worth $64.2
billion in 2014 and is expected to reach
$95.8 billion with a CAGR of 6.91% by the end of 2020.
Among the inorganic metal finishing technologies
inorganic metal finishing processes have the largest share
of market worth $42.1 billion in 2014. Surface
preparation/pretreatment has the second largest market share
worth$15.4 billion in 2014.
18. Table of Contents
1. ELECTROPLATING PLANT
• Automatic Equipment
• Fixed Sequence Automatic Plating Plant
• Trojan and Gem Type Automatic Plant
• Vulcan Lattice Arm Type Automatic Plant
• Titan Type Automatic Plant
• Digit Pivoted Arm Type Automatic Plant
• Straight-through Type Automatic Plant
• The Glydo System
• Special Transporter Designs
• Methods of Transporter Control
19. • Programmed Controllers
• Programme Preparation
• Programming Systems
• Photo-Electric Cell Type Reader
• Microprocessor and Computer Control
• Semi-Automatic Plating Plant
• Barrel Planting Plant
• Suitability of Articles for Barrel Plating
• Barrel Types
• Immersed Perforated Plating Barrels
• Glydo/Glydette Barrel Plating Equipment
• Horizontal Barrels
• Barrel Perforations
• Cathode Contacts
20. • Current Control
• Voltage
• Speed of Barrels
• Anodes
• Types of Cathode Contacts
• Calculation of Work Loads
• Perforated Obliquc Barrels
• Single Station Barrel Plating Units
• Horizontal Barrels
• Open-ended Plating Barrels
• Manual Planting Plant
• Modular Plant and Specialised Equipment for the
Electronics Industry
• Uniplan
• Uniplan Barrel Plating
21. 2. ELECTROPLATING EQUIPMENT
• Process Tanks
• Welded Steel Tanks
• Plastic Tanks
• Plastic Tanks Reinforced with Glass Fibre
• Glass Fibre (GRP) Tanks
• Stainless Steel
• Tank Lining Materials
• Rubber
• Treatment of Rubber Linings
• Key to Table
• Polyvinyl Chloride
22. • Ilex Grade Plastic Lined Tanks
• Lead
• Materials of Construction Containers, Hooks, Dipping
Baskets
• Aluminium
• Glass
• Brass, Bronze and Copper
• Monel Metal
• Nichrome (Chrome Wire)
• Rods & Connections for Process Tanks
• Solution Heating
• Stem Heating
• Steam Coils
• Plain Steel Coils
• Galvanised Steel Coils
23. • Lead and Lead Alloy Coils
• Titanium Coils
• Zirconium Coils
• Tantalum Coils
• Incoloy 825 Coils
• Stainless Steel Coils
• Fluorocarbon Coils (Dupont Teflon Heat Exchangers)
• External Heat Exchangers
• Water Jackets
• High and Medium Pressure Hot Water Heating
• Liquid Phase Heating
• Gas Heating
• Electric Heating
• Metal Cased Heaters
24. • Teflon Immersion Heaters
• Silica Cased Heaters
• Earthing of Electrically Heated Tanks
• Electric Heating of Plastic or Plastic Lined Tanks
• Solution Level Control
• Lagging and Heat Conservation
• Chroffles
• Calculation of Heating Requirements
• Allowance for Heating Losses
• Steam Boilers
• Hot Water Boilers
• Gas Heating
• Electric Heating
• Temperature Control
25. • Temperature Indicators
• Thermostatic Control Equipment
• Solution Cooling
• Solution Agitation
• Air Agitation
• Mechanical Work Movement
• Fume Extraction and Shop Ventilation
• Fume Scrubbers and Demisters
• Filtration of Solutions
• Sentinel Filter Units
• Sieber Filter Units
• Hendor Filter Units
• Solution Circulation and Transfer
• Filter Media & Filter Aids
26. • Filter Media
• Filter Aids
• Pumps for Pressure Filtration
• Pipework for Filtration
• The Drying of Components
• Centrifugal Dryers
• Automated Centrifuge Units
• Hot Air Ovens
• Hot Sawdust and Grit-o-cobs
• Jigs & Racks For Electroplating, Anodising and Other
Surface Coatings and Treatments
• Plating Jig Design
• Jig Contacts
28. 3.ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
• Rectifiers Rectifier Rating
• Rectifier Installation and Maintenance
• Single PhRectifier Control
• Auto-transformers
• Stepless Regulators
• Thyristor controlled rectifiers
• Constant Voltage and Constant Current Control
• Controllers for Anodic Oxidation Processes
• Automatic Control
• ASE Rectifier Units
• Current Interrupters and Periodic Reverse Units
29. • Periodic Control Units for use with separate
rectifiers
• Electrical Instruments
• Ammeters
• Voltmeters
• Ampere Time Meters
• Pre-setting Ampere-time Meters and Panels
• Heavy Current DC Switch-gear
• Connecting Up Plating Equipment
• D.C. Wiring Systems
• Busbars
30. • Busbar Ratings
• Busbar supports
• Jointing with flat busbars
• Copper Rod and Flexible Conductors
44. • Anodic Sulphuric Acid Etching of Iron and Steel
• High Concentration Acid Etch for Steel
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Solution Preparation
• Operating Conditions
• Operating Procedure
• Solution Maintenance
• Acid Etching of Steel and Iron before Heavy
Deposition
• Solution Composition
• Solution Preparation
• Operating Conditions
• Solution Maintenance
45. • Pre-Treatment Systems
• Pre-Cleaning
• Typical Cleaning Cycles
• Nickel Plating of Mild Steel
• General Method
• Where a cyanide-free cleaning line is required
• Use of a sulphuric acid etch to ensure maximum
adhesion of deposit
• D.Energy Saving Cleaning Line
• Cadmium and Zinc Plating of Mild Steel
• Rack Plating
• Notes
• Barrel Plating
• Notes
46. • Plating on High Carbon Steel
• Plating on Cast Iron and Malleable Castings
• Plating on Stainless Steel
• Nickel Chloride Strike for Stainless Steel
• Nickel Sulphate Strike for Stainless Steel
• Nickel Plating of Brass and Other Copper Alloys
• General Method
• Alternative method where a cyanide-free cleaning line
is required
• Nickel Plating of Copper
• Nickel Plating of Leaded Brass
• Copper and Nickel Plating on Zinc Base Alloy Die-
Castings
• Plating on Aluminium and its Alloys
• The Bondal Process
47. • Bondal Cleaner
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Solution Preparation
• Operating conditions
• Solution Maintenance
• Bondal Dip
• Standard process sequence for electro-plating on
• aluminium and its alloys
• Modification to the standard process
• Articles likely to carry over solution
48. • Deposition of metals other than nickel
• Jigging
• Dips and Rinses
• Dilute Acid Dips
• Cyanide Dips
• Rinsing or Swilling
• Rinse-Aid
• Scouring
49. 5. ELECTROLYTIC AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES
FOR THE POLISHING OF METALS
• Electro-polishing Solutions
• Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys
• Aluminium Electro-polishing Solution
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Solution Preparation
• Operating Conditions
• Operating Procedure
• Solution Maintenance
• Brytal Process
63. • Other Materials
• Post Plating Treatment
• Electroforming in Gramophone Record Production
• Printing Application
• Printing Methods
• Electroplating Techniques Special to the Printing
Industry
• Electroplating Solutions used in the Printing Industry
64. 8. BRASS PLATING
• Decorative Brass Plating
• Zonax Brass Solution for Decorative and General
Plating
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Operating Conditions
• Solution Maintenance
• Colour Consistency and Control
• Analytical Standards
• Plating Procedure
• Brass Plating upon Cast Iron and Lead
• Barrel Brass Plating
66. 9. SILVER PLATING
• Cyanides Systems
• High-Speed Selective Plating
• Non-cyanide System
• Iodide Solutions
• Trimetaphosphate Solution
• Thiosulfate Solutions
• Succinimide Solutions
• Organic Solvent Solutions
• Summary
• Tin, Lead, and Tin-Lead Plating
• Additives
• Tin, Lead, and Tin-Lead Plating Baths
• Tin Barrel, Still, and High-Speed Baths
67. • Lead Barrel and Still Baths
• 60 Tin/40 Lead Solder Barrel, Still, and High-Speed
Baths
• 90 Tin/10 Lead Barrel, Still, and High-Speed Baths
• 93 Lead/7 Tin Barrel and Still Baths
• 10 Tin/88 Lead/2 Copper Ternary Alloy Barrel and
Still Baths
• Fluoborate Plating
• Methane-Sulfonic-Acid-Based Plating
• Tin Plating From Stannate Baths
• Anodes in Stannate Baths
• Operation of Stannate Baths
• Reflowing Tin Deposits
• Determination of Acid Neutralization Value
68. 10. TIN-NICKEL ALLOY PLATING
• Properties and Applications
• The Plating Baths
• Chloride-Fluoride Baths
• Chloride-Fluoride Solution Preparation
• Solution Agitation
• Anodes
• Effects of Process Variables
• Effects of Solution Contaminants
• Table 4. Solution Composition and Control Limits for
Pyrophosphate-Glycine Bath
• Pyrophosphate-Glycine Bath
• Troubleshooting Guidelines
69. 11. GOLD PLATING (GILDING)
• Properties of Gold
• History of Gold Plating
• Applications of Gold Plating
• Rates of Deposition and Specification Requirements
• Specification Requirements
• Undercoats
• Corrosion Resistance
• Carat Value
• Equipment for Gold Plating
• Anodes
• Effluent Treatment
• Gold Deposits and Solutions
• Ultra-pure Gold Deposits
70. • Low-Alloy Gold Deposits
• High-Alloy Decorative Golds
• General Gold Plating Procedure
• Plated Undercoats
• Barrier Layers
• Strike solutions
• Post plating treatment
• Traditional Gold Plating Practice (Gilding)
• Gilding Articles Inside
• Immersion Gilding
• Stripping Gold Deposits
• Electrolytic Process for Stripping Flux and Oxide
from Gold
71. 12. CADMIUM PLATING
• Properties of Cadmium
• Applications and Corrosion Resistance
• Cadmium Deposits on Non Ferrous Metals
• Passivation Processes
• Specification Requirements and Rates of Deposition
• Rates of Deposition and Plating Times
• Determination of Deposits Thikness
• Strip and re-weigh method for average thickness of
cadmium deposits
• Test for Porosity of Deposit
• Cadmium Plating Equipment
• Cadmium Plating Solutions
• Cadmium Plating Salts
85. • Colourless Passivation on Cadmium
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Operating Conditions
• Coloured Finishes
• Black Dye for Olive Drab Passivation
• Blue Identidye
• Equipment
• Operating Sequences
• Test Procedure For Passivated Films
• Spot Test Solution for Chromate Passivation Films
86. 15. THE PLATING OF PLASTICS AND
OTHER NON-METALLIC MATERIALS
• Plating-on-Plastics
• Applications and Advantages
• Properties of Plated Plastics
• Moulding for Plating on Plastics
• Physical faults and their effects
• Faults caused by variations in machine parameters
• Simplas Process
• Equipment
• Swilling or Rinsing
• Cleaning
95. 17. PHOSPHATING PROCESSES
• Applications
• Pre-treatment Prior to Organic Coatings
• Protection against Corrosion
• Anti-wear Coatings
• Phosphating as a Production Aid
• Types of Phosphate Coating
• Iron Phosphate
• Zinc Phosphate
• Manganese Phosphate
• Lead Phosphate
• Surfaces To Which Phosphate Coatings May Be
Applied
96. • Preparation of Surfaces for Phosphating
• Specifications
• British Standard 1389: 1973 Phosphate Treatment of
Iron and Steel
• DEF STAN 03-11/1 Phosphate Treatment of Iron and
Steel
• Treatment of High Tensile Steels
• Equipment for Phosphating
• Immersion Phosphating Plant
• Spray PhospHating Equipment
• Tanks
• Solution Heating
• Fume Extraction
• Sludge Removal
• Phosphating Processes
97. • Key to Table
• Light Weight Iron Phosphate Processes
• Canphos 301
• Canphos 304
• Equipment
• Solution Composition and Operating Conditions
• Preparation of the 300 Range Phosphating Solutions
• Operating Sequences
• Solution Maintenance
• Heavy Zinc Phosphate Processes
• Equipment
• Canphos 401
• Canphos 402
98. • Solution Composition and Operating Conditions
• Preparation of the 400 Range of Phosphating
Solutions
• Solution Maintenance
• Visual Control
• Calcium Modified Zinc Phosphate Processes
• Canphos 501
• Canphos 504
• Canphos 509
• Equipment
• Solution Preparation
• Operating Sequences
• Solution Maintenance
• Addition Rates
101. • Equipment
• Oils and Lubricants
• Black Finishes
• Sealphos 721 Black Stain
• Sealphos 708 Matt Black
• Aluminium Pre-Treatment
• Alibond 802
• Equipment
• Solution Composition
• Operating Conditions
• Operating Sequence
102. • Solution Maintenance
• Solution Analysis
• General Phosphating Information
• Sludge Removal
• Control of Solution Composition and Chemical
Balance
• Effluent Treatment
103. 18. CHEMICAL FINISHING OF
ALUMINIUM
• Introduction
• Etching
• Alkaline Etching
• Acid Etching
• On-Site Etching
• Bright Etching
• Chemical Brightening
• Electorbrightening
104. 19. ELECTROPLATING ON
ALUMINIUM
• Background To Plating
• Advantages of Electroplating Aluminium
• Examples of Electroplated Aluminium
• Alloys for Plating
• Processing
• Early Pre-treatment Methods
• Preplating Procedures
• 1 Polishing
• 2 Jigging
• 3 Cleaning
• 4 De-smut
• 5 Pre-treatment
• Electrodeposition
109. • Ductility
• Internal Stress
• Hardness
• Effect of hydrogen absorption
• Properties of Bright Nickel Baths
• Stability
• Cathode and anode efficiencies
• Operating range
• Simplicity of operation
• Throwing power
• The incorporation and effect of organic addition
agents
110. • Mechanisms of incorporation of organic compounds in
electro-deposits
• Cathodic Reduction
• Interaction of organic additions
• Levelling
• Effect of additives on structure
• Grain size, orientation and brightness of electro-
deposits
• Effect of additions on stress, ductility and hardness
• Stress first decreases, then rises as concentration is
increased.
111. 24. ELECTROPLATING
SOLUTIONS
• Brass and Bronze Plating
• White Brass
• Bronze Plating
• Cadmium Electro-plating
• Alkaline Cyanide Baths
• Preparation of the Plating Bath
• Production Plating Conditions
112. • Acid Sulfate Baths
• Preparation of the Plating Bath
• Production Plating Conditions
• Neutral Chloride Baths
• Preparation of the Plating Bath
• Production Plating Conditions
• Acid Fluoborate Baths