We offer a flash chrome plating service based on Chromic Acid - Chromium Trioxide Flake from Elementis. Our solution is made up of 250g/l CrO3 and Sulphuric Acid at a 100:1 ratio.
Process: Flash hard chrome plating is an electrolytic process utilising a chromic acid-based electrolyte. The component requiring plating becomes the cathode and, with the passage of a DC current via anodes, chromium metal builds on the component surface.
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Adobe Flash Player. Adobe Flash Player is the standard for delivering high-impact, rich Web content. Designs, animation, and application user interfaces are deployed immediately across all browsers and platforms, attracting and engaging users with a rich Web experience. The table below contains the latest Flash Player version information. How to update Flash Player in Google Chrome. Open Google Chrome on your Mac or PC. In the address bar, type 'chrome://components' (without the quotes) and then press Enter. Click More Tools from Chrome’s Settings. Find and open the Task Manager and choose Plug-In: Shockwave Flash. Click End Process and close the Task Manager Window. Reload the webpage you were trying to view and test if the flash player is now fixed. Update Your Computer’s Graphics Card Driver.
Background: Flash hard chrome plating, also referred to as functional chrome plating, is applied as a thinner layer. It is ideal for close tolerance applications where an excessive build up of chrome is undesirable and where the requirement is to provide a durable hard wear-resisting surface.
Applications: Flash Hard Chrome plating has many typical applications, some of which are detailed below:
- Wire wound rods for paper coating
- Seal areas on pump or drive shafts
- Conveyer guide rails and rollers
- Plastic extruder screws
- Hydraulic rams and cylinders
- Print rollers
Tanks: We offer tank sizes up to 3.6m long.
Thickness: Coating thickness is dependent on the application and the customers’ requirements, which can normally range from 10 to 25 microns. This smaller deposit of hard chrome usually eliminates the need for a grinding operation to finish.
Hardness: Hardness is in the region of 950 - 1150HV.
Materials: Most materials can be Flash Chrome plated, including:
Flash Chrome Eol
- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Cast Iron
- Copper
- Brass
- Bronze Alloys
- Nickel Alloys
Plating Vats: We have the capacity to chrome up to 3.6metres in length and if you think you may have a possible application for a component not listed, please contact us to discuss this further.
Stopping Off: Selective Hard Chrome plating can be achieved through masking with clamca wax or stopping-off lacquer.
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Etching: Etching is carried in accordance with the guidance relevant to the base material being plated. All components are etched before Hard Chrome plating to provide a good key for the hard chrome deposit to be applied.
Jigging: Careful jigging is required for hard chrome plating, taking into consideration current carrying capacity and weight of component. Special attention is necessary for the plating of internal surfaces. One of the characteristics of hard chrome is its poor throwing power, therefore auxiliary anodes maybe required at strategic locations.
See some cool Flash videos on the web and looking for a way to save Flash videos to computer? Your browser is the fastest and easiest way to download pictures, video or music from websites. Although you can’t right click on a Flash video to save the Flash SWF files as you can do with image files. You can still fetch Flash videos from websites to computer via your browser. Check out this guide to save Flash SWF files using Firefox browser. In fact, you can follow the same way to download online Flash SWF videos, games using other web browsers too, such as Safari, Chrome and so on. In this guide, we will be using Chrome on a Windows PC to show you how to download SWF files through the web browser.
How to Download Flash SWF via Chrome browser?
Run Chrome browser on your computer, open the website or page which you can find the Flash SWF video you like to download, right click on any black area of the page, then select “View page source” from the pop-up context menu, a new tab opens in Chrome browser. Press Ctrl+F to open the text search box. Input “.swf” in the box, your browser will automatically find all files ended with “.swf” file extension, find the flash video link from the source code of the page, right click on it, then select “Save link as ….” item from the context menu, you will open a dialogue where you can choose a hard drive and folder on your computer to save the Flash SWF file to.
Sometimes however you may have too many SWF files in the same page, this could be really confused as we have no idea which Flash swf we really need. You have to open each SWF file one by one to play and view them before you can decide which SWF file is the one you like to save. What’s more if the website has encrypted the real Flash files’ URLs, you can’t find the direct file link to the Flash SWF files from the page source code. If you have trouble locating the actual Flash SWF links or downloading them to your computer, you can also try this solution to download Flash SWF using a Free Flash downloader.