Metal Plating Service in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Greensboro Industrial Platers

Metal Plating Service

Greensboro, NC

Greensboro Industrial Platers provides ASTM B633-compliant rack and barrel zinc plating, including rack capacity up to 72 by 24 inches.

  • Steel sheet metal and machined components requiring rack zinc plating
  • Bulk springs, screws, nuts, bolts, and small stamped steel parts requiring barrel zinc plating
  • Ferrous parts requiring cathodic corrosion protection

Parker Metal Finishing Co

Metal Plating Service

Greensboro, NC

Parker Metal Finishing has plated zinc in Greensboro since 1980, offering rack and barrel work to ASTM B633 with typical seven-day turnaround.

  • High-volume runs of small fasteners, stampings, wire goods, or formed steel parts
  • Large, intricate, delicate, or appearance-critical parts requiring rack plating
  • RoHS-compliant trivalent yellow, clear, or black zinc finishes

Typical turnaround is about seven days; expedite available

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FAQ

How much does metal plating cost in Guilford County?

Pricing depends on the metal, part size and quantity, rack versus barrel processing, finish, and required specification. Request a quote with drawings, material details, annual volume, and finish requirements.

What should I specify when requesting zinc plating?

Provide the base metal, part dimensions, quantity, desired finish, coating thickness, and any required standard such as ASTM B633, RoHS, a military print, or a customer drawing.

How long does zinc plating usually take?

Parker Metal Finishing lists a typical turnaround of about seven days and says expedited service is available. Actual timing depends on the job and production schedule.

Can these platers handle aluminum or stainless steel parts?

Greensboro Industrial Platers lists anodizing and chem film for aluminum and passivation for stainless steel. Parker Metal Finishing is identified as a zinc-only provider.

Should I use rack or barrel plating?

Rack plating is listed for larger, delicate, intricate, or appearance-critical parts, while barrel plating is suited to bulk quantities of small items such as screws, nuts, bolts, springs, and stampings.