Aalberts Surface Technologies expands nickel sulphamate plant
Aalberts Surface Technologies is expanding its capacity at its Deurne plant with additional process baths in its electroplated nickel sulphamate system. The company can now treat larger components up to 2.80 m in length.
With many years of experience, Aalberts Surface Technologies offers its customers the ideal electroplating coating at its Deurne plant. Nickel sulphamate coatings are a good option when looking for a coating that is corrosion-resistant, smooth and conductive. "With our modern, automated system, we already achieve a consistently high level of quality for critical components. We are pleased to now be able to use this knowledge and experience to serve more customers" Simon Jansen, Plant Manager at the Aalberts plant in Deurne.
Nickel sulphamate is an electroplated surface that is becoming increasingly popular in e-mobility, electrical engineering, the chemical industry and other industrial applications. The coating protects against various chemicals and corrosion and is more ductile than ordinary electroplated nickel. Depending on customer specifications, Aalberts can apply coating thicknesses of 10 to 200 µm and more. Nickel sulphamate coatings are highly corrosion resistant and can be used in a variety of environments. As they are very smooth and have good conductivity, they are ideal for applications in electrical engineering. Nickel sulphamate coatings are relatively inexpensive and can be produced in large quantities. A uniform and constant layer thickness distribution is possible. Nickel sulphamate coatings are also ideal as a primer for combination coatings.