Eco-Plating Metal Buttons

Electroplating is a method that utilizes the principle of electrolysis to deposit a layer of metal onto a conductive object. Electroplating can be done with various metals such as chromium, zinc, copper, nickel, and others. The primary purposes of electroplating include preventing metal oxidation (such as rusting) and providing decorative finishes.

Industrial electroplating generates a large amount of wastewater containing a significant quantity of alkaline compounds, organic solvents, oil residues, strong acids, heavy metal ions, and organic additives.

We have developed a technology for achieving color variations on metal surfaces without relying on conventional electroplating techniques by systematically documenting the color tones of different types of metals and the color changes that occur during the heating process. This technology significantly reduces the generation of pollutants during the production process.

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