Chrome - Import export

"Hard chrome is a chrome coating, which, depending on requirement, is applied in a thickness of 10 to 500 µm on the raw part. Hard chrome is characterised by a high degree of hardness, high temperature resistance and high abrasion resistance. This coating is therefore a popular application in the automotive field. Coatings which are hard chrome plated have excellent wear protection and high homogeneity. This process is suitable for rack goods. Possible post-treatments Abrading Polishing"

We are generally working with the double nickel-chrome process and we are able to offer the trivalent chrome plating process in series production within the mbw group. This process is suitable for rack goods

The Classic-Line series comprises thermoformed design sheets. Using various tool moulds and surface colours it is possible to match the sheets to the shape and colour of the modular furniture. Whether modern or classic, playful or geometrical, metallic or wood colours - anything is possible. The samples shown simply represent a small selection of what is possible. There are virtually no individual ideas or templates from the metal and wood sectors that cannot be reproduced in plastic.

The Classic-Line series comprises thermoformed design sheets. Using various tool moulds and surface colours it is possible to match the sheets to the shape and colour of the modular furniture. Whether modern or classic, playful or geometrical, metallic or wood colours - anything is possible. The samples shown simply represent a small selection of what is possible. There are virtually no individual ideas or templates from the metal and wood sectors that cannot be reproduced in plastic.

The Classic-Line series comprises thermoformed design sheets. Using various tool moulds and surface colours it is possible to match the sheets to the shape and colour of the modular furniture. Whether modern or classic, playful or geometrical, metallic or wood colours - anything is possible. The samples shown simply represent a small selection of what is possible. There are virtually no individual ideas or templates from the metal and wood sectors that cannot be reproduced in plastic.