Coating Process
Coating Process provides a controlled surface finish for precision metal components where protection, appearance or a specified surface condition is required. The coating route is selected according to the component material, geometry and customer requirements.
Dipak Sales integrates coating requirements with its precision metal component manufacturing workflow, helping maintain the required surface condition from machining and finishing through the final component stage.
Coating for Precision Metal Components
Coating is selected as part of the overall component requirement, considering the base material, surface condition, application and specified finish. Proper preparation before coating helps achieve a consistent final surface.
Surface Preparation
Machining marks, burrs and other surface conditions can affect the finished coating. Where required, surface preparation can be coordinated with machining and finishing operations before the coating stage.
Material and Application
Dipak Sales works with ETP Copper, Aluminum, Phosphor Bronze, lead-free brass alloys, low-lead brass alloys and copper alloys. The suitable coating route depends on the material and customer-defined application requirements.
Inspection and Final Finish
Finished components can be checked using suitable dimensional and coating inspection equipment, including coating thickness gauges, digital micrometers, vernier calipers and other measuring instruments, according to the applicable specification.
Integrated Component Finishing
Coating Process can be coordinated with turning, drilling, milling, tapping, precision machining, vibratory bowl finishing, buffing, part finishing, anodizing and plating-related operations to achieve the required final component condition.
