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Tumbling is a surface finishing method that removes burrs, smooths metal parts, and creates a uniform finish. The tumbling process is usually performed using centrifugal barrel finishing (CBF) for large batches of metals. The most remarkable thing that makes tumbling superior to grinding and polishing

Vibratory finishing is a mass finishing process that improves the surface finish of mechanical parts by removing burrs, sharp edges, rust, and other imperfections. The parts are placed in a vibrating container filled with abrasive media, water, and chemical compounds, where continuous movement polishes and

Sandblasting is a surface finishing process that uses high-pressure abrasive media to clean and smooth material surfaces. The impact of the abrasives removes contaminants, rust, paint, or burrs, and modifies the surface texture.. Its origin dates back to the 19th century; used to clear rusted

Copper plating uses an electrochemical or chemical process to deposit a thin layer of copper onto the surface of a prepared substrate, usually metal, but can also be plastic. Copper plating is generally not used directly for decoration or protective outer layer, but as a

Electroless nickel plating (ENP) is a technique to deposit a layer of nickel or its alloy on a substance through an autocatalytic chemical reduction reaction. Compared to electrolytic nickel plating, it does not require any external voltage source. The chemical nickel plating has made a

According to the Industry Arc reports, the global tin plating market is predicted to hit around USD8.9 billion by the year 2030. Keeping the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) at about 4.2% from 2023 to 2030. This growth can be said to result from the

Chrome plating is an electrochemical process in which a thin layer of chrome is applied on the surface of workpiece by dipping it into an electrolyte and passing a current. This is done in order to enhance the physical and mechanical properties of the substrate,

Zinc Plating refers to the electrodeposition of zinc metal on the surface of different components to enhance their physical and mechanical properties. The purpose of this coating is to build a barrier between substrate surface and environmental factors causing corrosion and damage such as oxygen

Dacromet coating is considered one of the advanced metal surface coating techniques to prevent corrosion and damage even in harsh conditions. Dacromet is actually a water-based solution of zinc flakes, aluminium powder and an inorganic binder such as Chromic salts. Dacromet coating forms a multilayer