Product Announcements: Plating Services

Franke Plating Works' electroplating and electroless nickel capabilities span to a wide variety of metals and processes. (read more)

Franke Plating Works has been in business for over 80 years because of our Dedication to our Customers, Quality and Service. These testimonials help drive that dedication. (read more)

Franke Plating Works, Inc.'s conveyor type load unload feed rack system is capable of plating trivalent or hexavalent chromates. It is lower in energy use and can plate large volumes or short run jobs. It will compliment FPW'S turnaround and quality it already has established. (read more)

Using process controls that ensure the quality you need, BFG is that hard-to-find source for your zinc-nickel plating requirements. The plating process uses a zinc alloy with a few percent of nickel, providing substantially more corrosion resistance. (read more)

Franke Plating Works's capabilities include, large or small jobs for electroless nickel, zinc, zinc phosphate, magy phosphate, rack or baerrel,buffing and polishing, hard chrome,decorative nickel chrome, consulting and service, and more. (read more)

Zinc Plating is BFG Electroplating's specialty. Their modern, fully-automated facilities have the capacity to handle high-volume runs as well as the ability to plate extra large items. BFG is proven to be a reliable metal finishing source, providing consistent quality and on-time delivery. (read more)

Simply download the PDF file of the Request for Plating, fill out the form, then email or fax it back to them and they will return an estimate to you. (read more)

Franke Plating Works serves industries including aerospace, electrical, military, and more. (read more)

The process is effective on steel, stainless steel, copper, aluminum, zinc die castings, powdered metal, and non-conductive materials. (read more)

Anoplate's ENhanced Z8 offers all the advantages of electroless nickel to manufacturers without concern over compliance to stringent environmental regulations (e.g. RoHS, WEEE, ELV) that restrict or ban the presence of lead or cadmium typically found in the majority of electroless nickel deposits. (read more)