Barrel plating automatic production line can be adapted to a variety of small parts, standard parts and various types of plating needs substantial increase in labor productivity. Plating has been provided to expe...
Anodizing and electroplating equipment includes tanks, rectifiers, racks, pumps, filtration, heating/cooling, and fume control used to apply durable, decorative, or functional metal finishes. Common in aerospace, automotive, and fabrication shops, these systems manage chemical baths, current control and part handling to deposit or convert metal surfaces for corrosion resistance, conductivity, or appearance. Systems range from bench units to full production lines with automated racks and waste treatment.
Check tank linings for corrosion or leaks, rectifier output and controls, pumps, heaters, filtration, racking and hoists, wiring and grounding. Ask for service records and confirm no hidden chemical damage.
Drain and neutralize baths, remove and clean hazardous residues, secure loose parts, tag electrical disconnects, and use rigging rated for the weight. Ship with SDSs and coordinate hazmat rules for any leftover chemicals.
Regularly monitor and adjust bath chemistry, replace anodes/cathodes, clean filters and tanks, verify rectifier output, maintain pumps and ventilation, and run waste-treatment checks. Keep detailed logs and follow manufacturer intervals.