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Chrome stripping and reconditioning
On scratched, worn or corroded parts, the old chrome is stripped, the surface is inspected and the part is plated again with hard chrome. In most cases, it costs less than a new part and takes less time.
Drawings are representative and will be replaced with real project photos.
01Benefits
What it delivers
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Cheaper than new
Especially for large or custom-made parts, reconditioning costs less than a replacement.
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Shorter lead time
Get your machine running again without waiting for a new part to be made.
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A fresh surface
The re-plated part comes back to you with a fresh 70 HRC chrome surface.
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One-offs welcome
We plan an urgent single-part repair with the same care as a series order.
02Use cases
Applications
- 01 Worn hydraulic cylinder rods
- 02 Scored press and injection pistons
- 03 Worn-out rolls
- 04 Worn mould surfaces
03Planning
What we plan for
- Damage assessment
- On arrival we check for cracks, deep pitting and bending. If a part isn’t worth repairing, we tell you before work starts.
- Straightness
- For bent rods, we let you know separately whether straightening is needed before plating.
04 FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 How many times can a part be reconditioned?
As long as the base metal stays sound, several times. The incoming measurement on each cycle tells us.
02 How do you price reconditioning?
By size and the condition of the damage. With photos and dimensions we give a preliminary price and reply within 48 hours.
05 Services
Other specialisms
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Hard chrome plating
High-hardness functional plating against wear, friction and corrosion. 70 HRC - 02
Hydraulic rod and piston plating
A hard, wear-resistant chrome surface for cylinder rods and pistons. Rods · pistons - 03
Mould chrome plating
Easier release and longer life for injection and press moulds. Moulds - 04
Roll and cylinder plating
Uniform chrome for printing, packaging, textile and sheet-processing rolls. Rolls
→Quote
Send your drawing. We’ll price it within 48 hours.
No drawing? A photo of the part and its main dimensions are enough to get started.
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