ELECTROLESS NICKEL PLATING - Advanced Plating …
3. Nickel-phosphorus with 11% or more P, heat treated 4. Nickel-phosphorus, with 3-5%P Corrosion resistance 1. Nickel-phosphorus with 11% or more P Hardness 1. Composite coatings with SiC or diamonds 2. Nickel-boron, with 3 ½% or more B and 3 ½% or more Ti 3. Nickel-phosphorus, with 10 ½% or more P, heat treated 4. Nickel-phosphorus, with 3-5% P
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