EMF is a leader in Nickel Cobalt Electroforming. Electroforming, similar to electroplating, uniquely involves the fabrication of a part by itself using an existing surface. It creates its own thick, self-supporting standalone metal component. This process requires electric current to pass through a metal solution containing dissolved metallic salts that are attracted to an electrically charged surface. This surface produces a negative charge (typically a nickel saddle or stainless-steel mandrel) and with this process, our EMF experts can put on continuous layers of nickel to achieve complex and intricate geometries.

EMF is a leader in Nickel Electroplating. Electroplating is an upgrade or improvement to an existing material versus a production of a whole separate object.

Electroplating is a process by which metal ions in a solution are bonded to an electrically conductive object. The metal ions, in our case being nickel, form a bonded layer on the surface of the object, resulting in improved corrosion protection, wear resistance, electrical insulation properties, or enhanced aesthetic qualities.