Electroless nickel, electroplating, PVD and selective strip plating
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Distinct functional and decorative plating systems, with process-specific undercoats.
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Vacuum-deposited functional and decorative finishes in chrome, black chrome, brass, copper and gold colours.
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Glass-bead blasting creates a uniform matte finish before coating or as a standalone treatment.
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Dark-grey tin-nickel decorative finish, normally over an undercoat; rack or barrel processing.
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Low-reflection finish used together with electroless nickel, including internal and complex geometries.
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Low-reflection black nickel, generally combined with electroplated or electroless nickel. Available on racks or in barrels.
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Early advice on component geometry, coating selection and required thickness, with development of dedicated process lines for larger ongoing production. Logistics assistance is available.
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Copper undercoats and decorative finishes on steel, brass, copper and stainless steel; passivation can delay patination.
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Uniform nickel-phosphorus coating of complex metal parts, including internal surfaces where solution can circulate. Low-, medium- and high-phosphorus systems are offered.
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Nickel-phosphorus/PTFE composite coating for low-friction components, valves, wear parts and sealing jaws. Rack or barrel processing is offered.
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In-house glass-bead blasting of metal parts as a standalone finish or preparation for subsequent coating.
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Hard, soft and antique gold finishes for electrical contacts and decorative components; nickel undercoats can support additional substrates.
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Nickel as a final finish or undercoat, with brightness determined by the substrate and preparation.
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Vacuum-deposited coatings in chrome, black chrome, gold, brass and copper colours. Direct application on stainless steel and titanium; nickel undercoats are required for the other listed substrates. Matt finishes can use prior glass-bead blasting.
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Semi-bright or semi-matt nickel finishes for decorative parts; the substrate finish influences the result.
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Plating of smooth or stamped metal strip, including one-sided, edge-depth and longitudinal stripe treatment for contacts, connector pins, springs and antennas.
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Conductive silver coatings for electrical parts, with optional passivation to delay tarnishing. Aluminium requires an electroless nickel undercoat.
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Bright and matt tin for solderable contacts, electrical cabinets and other industrial parts.
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Tin-nickel alloy coating for corrosive environments and components such as water fittings, nozzles and inductive sensors.
Gold plating of PCB edge connectors for the first production order on 4 October 1986.
ISO 9001:2015
DNV certificate 168080-2014-AQ-DEN-DANAK covers Chem-Tec Plating A/S at Kærvejen 13, Uldum, for chemical and electrolytic surface treatment of metals and PVD coatings, valid 24 November 2024–23 November 2027.
Chem-Tec Plating A/S performs contract surface treatment of metal components in Uldum. Its offering spans electroless nickel, functional and decorative electroplating, selective reel-to-reel plating, PVD coatings and glass-bead blasting. Buyers can involve the company during product development to select the coating, thickness and geometry before production. Applications include electrical contacts, mechanical components, energy equipment and decorative fittings. Coating systems, substrate preparation and dimensions are process-specific. The company stopped galvanic chrome and black-chrome plating in 2025 and offers PVD alternatives. Its quality documentation includes coating and adhesion information supplied with orders.
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Updated Sep 13, 2026
