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The coating on the metal surface is uneven after electroplating

2025-05-23View Original

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The coating on the metal surface is uneven after electroplating. When the coating on the metal surface is uneven after electroplating, the first thing to consider is that the pre-treatment was not done properly; oils, oxides, rust, dust, and so on can all make the surface of the workpiece rough and result in an uneven color. Lauryl alcohol phosphate (MAE) possesses strong emulsifying and dispersing capabilities, allowing it to effectively emulsify and disperse oils in the solution, thereby removing them from the surface of the workpiece. To provide a good surface for subsequent electroplating, ensuring the adhesion and corrosion resistance of the electroplated layer.
Reply #22025-05-23
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