Capabilities

Electroplating

Electroplating is a decoration process based on electrodeposition, used to apply a real metallic layer onto compatible polymers

After a specific surface preparation, the part is made electrically conductive and then immersed in different baths, where the metal is progressively deposited through an electric current. This process creates a homogeneous, durable and high-quality finish, with controlled coating thickness.

With more than 50 available finishes ; chrome, white bronze, silver, gold or special colors ; electroplating offers great aesthetic freedom while bringing the sensory qualities of metal: shine, color depth and a cold-touch effect.

It is particularly suitable for decorative and technical parts with high performance requirements. In the fragrance sector, it offers very good resistance to contact with perfume juices. It also meets the constraints of sectors such as home automation, automotive and high-tech, thanks to its resistance to scratches, wear and repeated handling.

Key features

Electroplating brings to polymer components the shine, depth and cold-touch feel of real metal, creating a premium sensory experience that is difficult to replicate with other decoration technologies.

Client benefit

01

Real metal look and feel on polymers

Give plastic components the shine, depth and cold-touch sensation of real metal, while preserving the design freedom and lightweight benefits of polymers.

02

Stronger premium perception

Enhance product desirability with a high-end metallic finish that immediately reinforces the perceived value of the component.

03

Precious metal tones with high fidelity

Achieve realistic gold, silver, chrome or bronze finishes thanks to a process based on real metallic deposition.

04

Built for demanding markets

Benefit from a decoration designed to meet the performance expectations of fragrance, cosmetics, automotive, high-tech and other premium sectors.

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Long-lasting product quality

Ensure a durable finish that resists handling, scratches, wear and contact with perfume formulas, helping preserve the product’s premium appearance over time.

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