Gold plating is a surface coating process that involves depositing a thin layer of gold onto a substrate, typically metal, to enhance its appearance, conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
The following table shows common gold plating finishes. If you have any other alloy requirements, please contact us.
Applicable Materials
Colors
Texture
Thickness
All metal materials
Gold
Smooth and lustrous surface finish
5 – 30 µm
Gold Plating
FAQs
Yes, compared to other plating methods, gold plating is usually more expensive.
The main purposes of gold plating include decoration, enhancing appearance and texture, corrosion resistance, and improving conductivity.
-Electroplating: Gold is deposited on the substrate surface through an electrolytic process.
-Chemical Plating: Gold is deposited on the substrate through reactions in a special chemical solution.
Gold plating is a surface treatment method where gold is deposited onto the surface of a substrate, forming a layer of gold metal coating.