“Through Our Strong Commitment to Quality and Pride in Our Craftsmanship, We Intend to Provide Our Customers with the Highest Quality of Metal Finishing.”
Cadmium plating, also known as cadmium electroplating, is a type of metallic coating that
has distinct and useful properties. Cadmium plating is typically used in the aerospace industry and other environments exposed to high salt concentrations and is usually paired with substrate materials such as steel, copper, various types of iron, and powdered metals.
Passivation is a chemical finishing process that utilizes nitric or citric acid to dissolve ferrous contaminants on a metal surface. Iron can otherwise cause corrosion, so by immersing a component in a chemical solution and removing any free iron present on its surface, passivation generates an oxide layer overtop the metal.
Protecting metal components from corrosion and rust is a challenge for many industries.
Zinc plating is a process that deposits a thin coating of zinc onto a metal substrate using an electrical current. This coating protects iron, steel, and similar metals against rust and corrosion.
At New Method Plating Company, we provide a variety of additional services for our metal
plating customers, including sandblasting for surface preparation. Hiring sandblasting professionals to treat your metal is an important part of the metal plating process. This
preparation is vital to ensure effective, durable metal plating results.
Copper is a popular plating metal across many industries because of its favorable characteristics, including corrosion resistance, malleability, and high electrical conductivity. The copper electroplating process involves utilizing a direct electric current to deposit a layer of dissolved copper onto an item’s surface.
New Method Plating is an electroplating and metal finishing provider specializing in
cadmium, nickel, zinc, chrome, and copper finishing. Our capabilities include vapor
degreasing, a precision cleaning technique that uses solvents to dissolve contaminants
on a metal’s surface. Suitable for a range of materials and parts.
Nickel plating, also known as nickel electroplating, involves the use of electrical current to deposit a thin layer of nickel onto the conductive surface of a product or component. It is often used to enhance the corrosion resistance, temperature resistance, and overall appearance of materials, and is available in a variety of finishes, depending on the needs of the final product.
Since 1931, New Method Plating has been a pioneer in the coating and plating business.
As a family-owned and operated business, we are committed to providing our customers
with quality finished metal products using the latest technology, highly experienced
technicians, and rigorous quality assurance processes.
Decorative chrome plating is a multi-step electroplating process that applies chromium to
a part to boost aesthetic appeal, prevent corrosion, and increase the hardness and durability of the surface.
Over the years, we have upgraded our facilities, our equipment, and our staff to maintain our leadership position as one of the finest specialty platers in the New England region.
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