Tinning of electrical contacts

During tin plating, a thin layer of tin is applied to protect the surface from oxidation and improve solderability.

We carry out tin plating in barrel electroplating or rack electroplating. Whether you want to tin copper, coat brass or tin electronic components, we ensure consistent results.

The tinning of contacts is particularly popular in the electronics industry. For customers who value function and appearance, we are a reliable provider of tin plating with experience.

With electrolytic tin plating, we place the component in a tin bath and apply a uniform tin coating using electricity. Tin can be applied galvanically and controlled in a targeted manner. This is how electrolytic tin plating works.

We use this process when a clean surface, good solderability or corrosion protection through tin plating are required. Whether you need copper electroplating, brass plating or technical tin plating for the electronics industry, our experience ensures reliable results. We also implement industrial tin plating in series.

Many components can be technically improved by tin plating. Metal parts that need to remain reliably conductive and solderable are particularly suitable.

We offer copper tinning, but brass tinning is also part of our everyday work. In practice, we often use this process for components used in the electronics industry.

Chemical tinning is also used, for example, when geometrically complex parts need to be evenly coated. This reliably improves function and service life.

The right layer thickness is important for tinning. Depending on the component, this is usually between one and ten micrometers.

Uniform layers are particularly important when tinning for the electronics industry. Too thin would not be sufficient, too thick can disrupt the function.

We adapt the layer thickness to your requirements. Whether visible parts or technical components, tinning is precise and controlled.

This ensures that the solderability is maintained and the components are reliably protected against corrosion. Tinning brings quality and safety to the point.