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Tri-Metal/White Bronze Plating
Tri-Metal/White Bronze Plating
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Metal/White Bronze Plating
Tri-metal is an alloy consisting of copper, tin and zinc that is also referred to as "white bronze," thanks to its color, which is often compared to bright/satin nickel or silver. The bright white finish of tri-metal plating can be used as an undercoat with palladium, palladium/nickel, silver or gold products or as a topcoat with those finishes. Tri-metal or white bronze plating creates a non-toxic, non-magnetic deposit that is highly resistant to corrosion. This metal finishing application has low porosity and a low coefficient of friction. Lead free Tri-metal plating is outstanding for solder applications. Because white bronze plating is non-magnetic, it is often used for applications instead of nickel. It has excellent wear resistance. Because of its corrosion protection features, tri-metal is used in a variety of commercial and consumer industries:
Tri-metal is an alloy consisting of copper, tin and zinc that is also referred to as "white bronze," thanks to its color, which is often compared to bright/satin nickel or silver. The bright white finish of tri-metal plating can be used as an undercoat with palladium, palladium/nickel, silver or gold products or as a topcoat with those finishes. Tri-metal or white bronze plating creates a non-toxic, non-magnetic deposit that is highly resistant to corrosion. This metal finishing application has low porosity and a low coefficient of friction. Lead free Tri-metal plating is outstanding for solder applications. Because white bronze plating is non-magnetic, it is often used for applications instead of nickel. It has excellent wear resistance. Because of its corrosion protection features, tri-metal is used in a variety of commercial and consumer industries:
Metal/White Bronze Plating Applications:
- Microwave Filter
- Radio Frequency (RF)
- Electrical Contact
- High Wear
- Medical
- Coaxial Connectors