PP plating Tank

Material: Constructed from polypropylene due to its corrosion-resistant properties against various chemicals used in plating solutions, such as acids and alkaline solutions.

Corrosion Resistance: PP is highly resistant to corrosive chemicals, making it suitable for containing acids, alkalis, and electrolytes used in electroplating.

Customization: Tanks can be customized in terms of size, shape, and additional fittings, including baffles, drains, and overflow systems, based on specific plating requirements.

Temperature Resistance: PP tanks offer resistance to temperature variations within the typical range encountered in electroplating processes.

Structural Integrity: Sturdy construction ensures structural stability during plating operations while being relatively lightweight.

Electroplating: Used for immersion of parts or objects to be plated in various metals (like gold, silver, chrome, nickel) to provide a protective or decorative surface finish.

Anodizing: Employed in anodizing processes to create an oxide layer on aluminum surfaces, enhancing corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.

PP plating tanks are vital for maintaining a controlled and chemically resistant environment in electroplating processes, ensuring the quality and durability of the plated products.