PE coating, or Polyethylene Coating, is a process that involves using a type of plastic material, polyethylene (PE), to coat the surface of products. This is done by melting the polyethylene with heat, enabling it to be applied as a coating.

PE coating makes the surface of the products flexible and resistant to impact. Additionally, it has the capability to prevent corrosion, making it highly suitable for applications requiring durability in various harsh environmental conditions.

ED coating, or Electrodeposition, is a process of metal surface coating using electrical current. This method applies a coating material to the workpiece using electrical current, ensuring a tight bond between the coating and the workpiece. The coating can penetrate small crevices and complex parts requiring corrosion protection.

ED coating is ideal for applications requiring high durability and a smooth finish of the product surface. It is commonly used for automotive parts, furniture, electrical equipment, and office appliances. It is also suitable for complex products such as electronic components and automotive parts, especially where conventional spray painting is insufficient.

Zinc plating, or zinc coating, is a process where zinc is applied to the surface of materials to prevent corrosion.

Zinc coating is especially suitable for steel and iron products, such as bolts, nuts, structural materials, tools, machine components, and various equipment that require resistance to corrosion and harsh environments. Additionally, zinc plating offers aesthetic appeal, enhancing the appearance and beauty of the materials.

However, zinc coating is not ideal for situations with intense moisture, like plumbing work, or for outdoor settings exposed to harsh weather conditions like strong winds and rain.

Chrome plating, also known as “chroming,” is a process that uses chromium to coat the surface of materials, enhancing their strength, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

Chrome plating is beneficial for preventing rust, extending product lifespan, and adding beauty to materials. 

Chrome plating is suitable for products that require enhanced strength and corrosion resistance, while also improving their appearance.

ISO 9001:2008 is an internationally recognized standard for quality management developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Being certified in ISO 9001:2008 means that customers can be confident that our products and services comply with international standards, and we have a management system committed to continuous improvement.

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