Chrome plating is a process that involves applying a thin layer of chromium onto an iron substrate through electroplating. This technique not only enhances the appearance of the metal but also provides a protective layer that increases corrosion resistance, hardness, and durability. The initial step involves cleaning the iron plate to remove any dirt, grease, or impurities, followed by the electroplating process where the iron plate is submerged in a chromium bath. Once the desired thickness of chromium is achieved, the plated surface is polished to a brilliant shine.
