RobotCNCParts delivers engineered nickel plating designed to optimize robotic parts for challenging environments, continuous motion, and tight tolerance demands.
Our process achieves coating hardness of 500–700 HV, thickness options between 5–50 μm, and customizable surface reflectivity. The process is completed within 3-5 days, supporting rapid production schedules.
| Finish | Purpose | Thickness (typ) | Wear | Colorability | Notes |
| Electroless Nickel (ENP – Mid-Phosphorus) | General corrosion resistance, dimensional stability | 8–20 μm | Moderate wear resistance | Limited (natural nickel only) | Very uniform deposition; ideal for precision robot joints and housings |
| Electroless Nickel (High-Phosphorus) | High corrosion resistance, chemical protection | 15–50 μm | Moderate | Limited | Non-magnetic; excellent for sensors, electronics, and automated tooling |
| Electroless Nickel (Low-Phosphorus) | High hardness and wear resistance | 5–15 μm | High | Limited | Hardness up to 700+ HV after heat-treat; suited for grippers and sliding parts |
| Electrolytic Nickel (Bright Nickel) | Decorative finish, smooth appearance | 5–12 μm | Low Moderate | Good (can be tinted under topcoats) | High reflectivity; used for visible robot covers or enclosures |
| Nickel–Cobalt Alloy | High wear resistance and hardness | 10–30 μm | Very High | Limited | Excellent for high-load robotic actuators and mechanical linkages |
| Nickel–Teflon Composite | Low friction; dry lubricity | 8–25 μm | Moderate | Limited | Great for sliding components, bushings, and end-effectors requiring reduced stick-slip |
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