Application/Usage
- Solder
- Hardness
- Uniformity of coating density
- Wear and abrasion resistance properties
- Magnetic and non-magnetic properties
- Varying levels of thickness specifications
- Range of plating materials, metallic and non-metallic attributes
- Adhesion
- High lubricity
- Amorphous deposition
- Preplate for precious metal plating
Phosphorous Level
By specifying a Low, Medium or High phosphorous content, we can control the level of corrosion and wear resistance.
- Low Phosphorous Electroless Nickel (1 - 4%) 58-62 RCH, compressively stressed, excellent wear resistance, melting point 1200 C and recommended for Alkaline Environment.
- Medium Phosphorous Electroless Nickel (5 - 9%) heat treatable to 62 RCH, bright appearance, excellent lubricity and recommended for Acid and Alkaline Environment.
- High Phosphorous Electroless Nickel (10 - 13%) is non-magnetic, ductile, readily soldered and recommended for the most severe Acid Environment
Specification
| ASTM |
B656 & B733 |
| Chrysler |
PS 5009 |
| Ford |
ESW-MIP65-A
WSD-MIP65-B1
WSD-MIP65-B2 |
Corrosion Resistance
(Hours in salt spray per specification)
| ASTM B 656 Specification |
Red Rust |
| Low Phosphorous |
100 |
| Medium Phosphorous |
100 |
| High Phosphorous |
400 |
