Industrial plating is an incredible manufacturing process. Plating improves the durability and conductivity of loads of different products, from things like car parts to medical equipment. These plated surfaces essentially help extend the service life and enhance the performance of machines. But of course, all manufacturing comes with some element of risk, so let's take a look at what they could be.
Understanding potential exposure risks
During plating operations, the people working in the factory are exposed to mists, vapours or dust created during cleaning, coating and finishing stages. Electroplating uses electrical current to deposit metal, while processes such as electroless nickel plating, as seen here //www.swmf.co.uk/surface-coatings/electroless-nickel-plating, rely on chemical r...