Asterion Ultra Zinc-Nickel Systems Provide Corrosion Resistance
Asterion’s line of ultra alkaline and acid zinc-nickel plating systems produce a high nickel alloy of 12–16%.
Asterion’s line of ultra alkaline and acid zinc-nickel plating systems produce a high nickel alloy of 12–16% with excellent throwing power and uniform alloy deposition over a wide range of current densities. According to the company, superior corrosion protection, extended NSS performance and exceptional aesthetics are consistently achieved when used in combination with Asterion passivate and sealant processes. Suited for both rack and barrel operations, it is said that each system offers ease of operation and waste treatment.
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