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Tri Alloy plating
Tri Alloy plating
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Tri Alloy plating was developed as an
alternative finish to both silver and nickel plating that could be
provided at a fraction of the cost. Working with copper-tin alloys has
been common for at least forty years. However, demand from consumers
grew for a superior, cost effective product and TriAlloy plating
using a copper, tin, zinc alloy was developed.
Characteristics of TriAlloy plating
TriAlloy plating, which is composed of
55% copper, 30% tin, and 15% zinc, has a number of excellent qualities:
- It is nickel-free and lead-free
- It is resistant to corrosion, tarnishing, oxidation, and chlorides
- It can handle torque and stress
- It is non-magnetic
- It can be soldered
- It is smooth and non-porous
Applications of TriAlloy plating
TriAlloy plating can be used in numerous
applications, including:
Tri Alloy plating was developed as an alternative finish to both silver and nickel plating
- Architecture
- Automotive
- RF and wireless telecommunications
- Jewelry and watches
- Medical equipment
- Electronic and electrical connector parts
- Microwave components
Tri Alloy plating was developed as an alternative finish to both silver and nickel plating
