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Plating on a high chrome surface



We are in the pogo pin industry. Can we hard chrome a pure copper plate and then plate another layer of silver as we need a hard surface and yet to be able to have a high electricity flow ( Doing resistance testing on our pogo pin after a few thousand cycling). We experiencing high wear and tear on our current design plate (pure copper plated with Ni then Silver)

Mike Tan
Electronic - Singapore
June 20, 2008



Hi, Mike. I don't know if that is practical or not. But what is very practical is electroless nickel (also very hard surface) followed by silver.

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Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
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June 23, 2008




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