Definition of electroplating
      Electroplating is the process of depositing metal or alloy on the surface of the workpiece by electrolysis so as to form a uniform, compact and adhesive metal layer, which is called electroplating. A simple understanding is a physical or chemical change or combination. The application of electroplating process, we usually do the following uses:
      a．Anticorrosion
      b．Protective decoration
      c．Wear resistance
      d．Electrical performance: provide conductive or insulating coating according to the requirements of parts
      e．technological requirements
      Introduction of common coating methods
      Electroless plating (autocatalytic plating)
      On the surface of the activated substrate, the metal ions in the bath are reduced to form a metal coating. This is in our process, mostly involved in a process engineering, through such a process in order to carry out late electroplating and other processing, as more plastic parts of the pretreatment process.