Electroplating Services

EPI offers a variety of electroplating chemicals for metal plating jobs.

When it comes to electroplating and chemical plating, EPI is a leader in the industry. All of EPI’s electroplating finishes are of extremely high quality. Zinc plating, nickel plating, chrome plating, and copper plating are just a few of the many metal plating solutions EPI has to offer. Here are a few examples of EPI’s electro plating achievements:

EPI developed a single additive cyanide copper plating process in 1954 using the now famous E-Brite 23-11 brightener and a single additive nickel plating process in 1961.

EPI was first in the metal finishing and plating industry to develop a production-proven, non-cyanide, non-pyrophosphate, alkaline copper plating process, the E-Brite 30/30 process in 1991. It is an excellent strike bath on steel, stainless steel, brass, copper, zincated aluminum, die cast zinc and white metals. It makes an outstanding heat treat stop-off plate as well as a decorative copper plate.

The E-Brite 200 acid copper plating process is the best leveling acid copper available and is unsurpassed in brightness, ductility and resistance to treeing and burning. It has excellent buff ability - the easiest to buff acid copper on the market.

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What is Electroplating?

Electroplating is the process of using an electrical current to coat an electrically conductive object with a thin layer of metal. If you are interested in learning more about the electroplating process; check out the section on the Electrochemistry Encyclopedia.

Electroplating Chemicals

With a proven electroplating track record, EPI has proven their ability to deliver product as promised. If you would like more information on the electro plating products EPI offers, then click below to view all EPI's Electroplating Chemicals.