It is an electrodeposition system in which each phase is managed manually by operators, ensuring very high-quality finishes.

Greater precision, personalized process control, and the ability to treat complex geometries.

Yes, we can produce Nickel-Free finishes, ideal for applications in direct contact with the skin.

Our processes comply with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, SA8000, and RJC standards, ensuring quality, safety, and reduced environmental impact.

Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the finish, but we ensure maximum efficiency and adherence to agreed deadlines.

Yes, we develop custom finishes based on the client’s needs, offering a wide range of shades and surface treatments.

Manual electroplating is ideal for fashion accessories, jewelry, watchmaking, eyewear, and design.

Yes, our treatments are designed to ensure maximum wear and corrosion resistance, improving product durability.

Yes, our team of experts is available to guide you in choosing the treatment that best suits your production and aesthetic needs.

It is a robotic electrodeposition system designed to deliver high-precision galvanic treatments on a large scale, with consistent quality and optimized production times.

Yes, the system is designed to adapt to specific needs, offering tailor-made finishes for every sector and application.

Nickel Free treatments are safer for skin contact, ensuring maximum compatibility and safety.

Reducing environmental impact is an ongoing journey. Today, we adopt concrete measures such as monitoring primary resources, reducing harmful substances, and using only electricity from renewable sources, both purchased and self-produced. Additionally, an advanced system for the recovery and reuse of wastewater allows us to optimize water consumption and minimize waste. These actions represent just a part of our commitment to creating a production model that is increasingly efficient and responsible.

Because they are too small to be fixed on a frame, or because they do not require the extreme quality guaranteed by the frame process. The rotary barrel is a more efficient and cost-effective solution for this type of component.

The principle is the same, but the solutions are formulated to work with lower current densities, optimizing the treatment for small metal parts.

Yes, small parts treated with the rotary barrel can be subsequently processed with vibration to obtain more refined and personalized finishes.

Each bath has specific timings based on the deposited metal and the desired final color. The parameters are monitored precisely to ensure uniformity and quality.

Yes, chemical pretreatments are the same as the frame lines, but currents and exposure times vary to adapt to the rotary barrel process.

The rotary barrel allows working large quantities of small parts in a single production cycle, reducing operating costs compared to frame galvanization.

Yes, the rotary barrel process allows precise control of the coating thickness based on the customer’s required specifications.