Electroless Nickel
Electroless Nickel plating is the process of depositing a layer of nickel and phosphorus alloy onto a metal substrate with the absence of an electrical current. The process allows for the deposit of a uniform coating thickness on irregularly shaped objects or internal dimensions and can be applied to tight tolerances. Electroless Nickel can be used on many base materials, most commonly steel and aluminum.
Paramount Metal Finishing is capable of various Electroless Nickel finishes and we also boast some of the largest tanks in the industry, measuring 10 feet x 5 feet. Currently, we offer Electroless Nickel in a Mid-Phos (6-9% Phosphorus), High-Phos (10%+ Phosphorus) , Mid-Phos Black, and a High-Phos with PTFE. For all specifications Paramount Metal offers, please see table below.
Paramount Metal Finishing offers our chromate conversion coatings to MIL-DTL-5541, both Type I and Type II (RoHS Compliant). Paramount Metal Finishing’s MIL-DTL-5541 Chromate Conversion Coating processes are also NADCAP accredited.
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Electroless Nickel
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MIL-C-26074
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MIL-DTL-26074
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ASTM-B733-04
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AMS-2404
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AMS-C-26074
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Additional Capabilities: Electroless Nickel
Paramount offers many additional capabilities for Electroless Nickel finishes including detailed masking, automated processes for large quantities, ability to handle large parts, dedicated and customized racking systems, complex multi-finish capabilities, stress relief backing, hydrogen embrittlement relief baking, in-house laboratory, as well as a full service wet spray and powder coating paint shop.