Mirror-polished forming die for industrial process.
EN plating was specified on this polished carbon steel dome due to EN's corrosion resistance and the exceptional control of plating thickness inherent in the EN process.

Roof truss for custom multi-million dollar residence.
EN Plating was applied over a steel framework to mimic the appearance and duplicate the longevity of stainless steel, but at a fraction of the cost.

Wind tunnel mounting arm for U.S. Air Force.
EN Plating was specified due to the coating durability required in this application, where the part would be repeatedly exposed to wind velocities approaching the speed of sound.

 

Gate valve bodies for petrochemical plant.
EN plating was specified for its corrosion resistance in this severe service application.

Pellet die for food service industry.
EN plating was specified for its lubricity,which assists the food manufacturing process, and its similarity to stainless steel in withstanding sanitizing temperature washdown. Electroless nickel is approved by the USDA for food contact.

Printing press rollers.
The printing industry is one of the largest industrial users of EN plating due to the extended service life electroless nickel provides these expensive, machined steel parts. EN plating is specified due its resistance to wear and corrosion.