'Flexible' Hardcoat?
'Flexible' Hardcoat?
(OP)
A customer of ours had an aluminum plate hardcoated by a (now unknown) vendor a few years back, and said that it has held up better than anything else they've ever seen. This plate is used in the transfer of a product onto a stainless steel shelf. It tends to get beat around and scratched quite a bit. They say that the coating flexes with the part and doesn't crack. I don't know how to quantify the flex of the piece, but it is not a great amount. I'm looking to make a similar piece for them and I'd like to use this same coating. Does anyone have any idea what it is?
All suggestions appreciated!
All suggestions appreciated!





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Otherwise ee have had good experience flexing with Nyflon (teflon nickle plating) but I think this only works for steel...
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Thanks for the quick responses!
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