Characteristics of electroformed signs

Writer：admin Time：2023-06-21 13:20 Browse：250℃

　　Compared with traditional processes, it has the following obvious characteristics:

　　1. The complexity and diversity of surface treatment effects;

　　On the same surface, it can be processed into composite effects such as wire drawing, diamond pattern, CD pattern, sand surface, mirror surface, laser surface, three-dimensional (protrusion), etc; Compared to this, stamping can generally only be processed to the required external dimensions or limited three-dimensional effects, but it is generally unable to achieve surface texture; If product design involves complex surface effects, electroforming technology is generally used;

　　2. Good wear resistance:

　　The surface of electroformed signs is generally treated with chromium plating, and the hardness of chromium is extremely high, reaching HV780-910, while the hardness of stainless steel is generally between HV180-650; So many superhard cutting tools have chrome plating on their surfaces to enhance their hardness and wear resistance; The product will not undergo any appearance changes under normal use;

　　3. Stable chemical properties:

　　Both the substrate and surface coating of the nameplate have extremely stable chemical properties, and even in extremely humid environments, there is no need to worry about rusting; The chemical properties of chromium are not active and are stable to both oxygen and water vapor at room temperature. Chromium begins to react with oxygen above 600 ℃, but the reaction becomes slow after the surface forms an oxide film;

　　4. High glossiness:

　　Nickel is a highly polished metal that is an excellent substrate for electroplating chromium. Electroplated nickel, after polishing, is plated with chromium, achieving a much more perfect mirror effect than stainless steel mirror labels;