Tawas Plating Becomes Approved ZinKlad Applicator
Tawas Plating Company was founded by Dr. Paul Chevis in 1954 after retirement from General Motors
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One of Tawas Plating Company's plating lines.
Tawas Plating Company in Tawas City, Michigan is now an approved applicator for the MacDemid ZinKlad 96 process.
ZinKlad processes offer high performance hexavalent chromium-free coatings with a proven consistent quality and a global network of over 75 approved applicators.
ZinKlad coatings are compliant with ELV & RoHS legislations and offer predictable torque-tension characteristics.
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