Dupont's Metallized Plastic Parts are Chrome-Free
The Ecoposit 95X high-throw, low-stress copper meets chrome-free regulation standards.
As the plastic metallization industry moves to adopt sustainable process chemistry, Dupont Electronics and Imaging has developed products to meet chrome-free regulation requirements and improve metallized part performance, improve process and material efficiency, and drive out excess cost. The Ecoposit 95X high-throw, low-stress copper is one example.
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