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Electroless Nickel plating, hard chroom-plating and grinding

Since 1941, our business at Verbrugge : the protection of metals by metallic coatings

Electroless Nickel Plating

On your mechanical parts (steel, aluminium, cast-iron, cupreous, stainless steel), this coating will be the only one able to protect simultaneously against wear and corrosion. Verbrugge uses a 100% chemical process, this coating is uniform inside as well as outside of the part, whatever its shape.

Our heat treatments (for a ‘degassed’, ‘hardened’ or ‘diffused’ chemical nickel-plating) and selective brush treatment (locally build-up, in the factory or on your site) complete our offer of surface treatments.

Hard Chrome-plating and Grinding

Often imitated, never equalled, hard chrome is still going on! It gives your mechanical parts (steel, stainless steel, cast-iron, cupreous) a wear resistance and an exceptional hardness (friction, abrasion, adherence) for a moderate cost. Grinding allows to “calibrate” the part, even in high thickness chrome-plated.

Verbrugge, historically one of the first hard chrome-plating companies of France, can realise these two services for you.

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Electroless nickel plating

To ensure reliability of all mechanical components,
it’s essential to provide them a protection against corrosion

Ce certificat couvre les produits ou services suivants : Industrialisation, réalisation et vente de traitement de surface par nickelage chimique.

Verbrugge guarantees traceability and safety

Eco-responsible

Hard chrome plating

Confers to your mechanical parts (steel, stainless steel, cast-iron, cupreous) a wear resistance and an exceptional hardness (friction, abrasion, adhesion) for a moderate cost.

Quality

We are able to adapt to the most demanding specifications.
Therefore, we are integrated into the quality repository of many customers.

Coatings thickness control using X-ray fluorescence