In the chain of high-end manufacturing, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining is responsible for giving parts their geometric shapes and dimensional accuracy, while surface treatment determines the lifespan, functionality and reliability of the parts. Among various surface treatment processes, nickel plating has become one of the most commonly used post-processing techniques for CNC machined components due to its unique comprehensive properties – combining corrosion resistance, wear resistance, lubricity and excellent appearance.

Whether it is the precision valve bodies in the aerospace field, the aluminum alloy casings in consumer electronics, or the transmission components in the automotive industry, nickel plating plays an indispensable role.