A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE
OF COATINGS AND FINISHINGS
We offer 17 electrolytic processes in 53 different applications in a variety of plant systems using a wide range of substrates. And when faced with specific requirements from customers or the industry, we’re able to meet them with perfectly tailored solutions. Electroplating at its very best.
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Ruthenium
Outstandingly robust and resistant to corrosion and acid – this platinum metal surface excels through its unique durability, low contact resistance and impressive resistance to wear. -
Chrome
Whether matte, polished or black chrome – ODU’s surface coating processes ensure the decisive added value for all varieties. -
Black chrome
The deep uniform black isn’t just low-glare – it’s also particularly stylish and corrosion-resistant. -
Gold
Gold offers extraordinarily good throwing power, a particularly broad, shiny deposition area and optimized tribology, too – with the ODU gilding process. -
Silver
Silver is particularly beneficial in industrial, electronic and electronic-engineering applications: The silver is deposited by means of electroplating for unsurpassed conductivity. -
White bronze
White bronze surfaces are corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic and solderable – with excellent electrical properties. -
Electroless nickel
This coating process is characterized by outstanding durability and a very evenly distributed coating thickness. -
Matt nickel
This economical yet durable variety requires no additional mechanical surface treatment, such as sandblasting. -
Palladium
The option exists between high-gloss, decorative layers of deposited pure palladium, or, as a cost-efficient functional variety, palladium-nickel alloys. -
Palladium-nickel
High-gloss, decorative layers of palladium-nickel provide a cost-efficient functional variety. -
ONIP and ONIP-A
These quality surfaces developed by ODU were created to meet customer-specific requirements and offer a high degree of protection against corrosion and wear. -
Copper
This is the top-performing copper process for steel, copper alloys and many others. Copper offers a wide range of benefits thanks to its excellent covering properties. -
Tin
Pure tin – separated from acid, formaldehyde-free electrolytes and 100% lead-free.
Creating an even shine and suitable for soldering even after extended periods of storage. -
Tin-nickel
Used in finishing processes with state-of-the-art rack electroplating facilities for innovative, durable surfaces. -
Lanthanum
As an interface, this surface offers the very best in corrosion resistance while also providing the foundation for a wide variety of subsequent processing techniques.