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What chemicals do all plating shops have in common?




July 14, 2015

Q. What chemicals do all plating shops have in common? We manufacture a chemical resistant coating for plating shops and would like to provide other products. We would like to target all plating shops with the same products and not individually with different products.

Thanks,

Doug Ayers
- Georgia, United States


A. Hi Doug. I doubt that there is any chemical that all plating shops use, but some very common ones would be alkaline cleaners and acid dips. As in any other industry, the general needs are obviously already met and you will need to deliver some advantages to wrest away that business.

Oftentimes the chemicals are somewhat linked together -- a supplier of plating chemistry for example may push plating shops towards using their proprietary cleaning &prep processes, or a metallizing process for plastic pretreatment may effectively require a single vendor for 3 or 4 steps in the process ... so private labeling to plating process suppliers or distributors might be easier.

Another possibility might be wastewater treatment chemicals, as most shops use them.

This forum is for technical discussion rather than acquiring business, so the discussion must be kept generic. Good luck.

Regards,

ted_yosem
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
July 2015


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