The ‘more the merrier’ approach can sometimes lead to complications when it comes to blackening parts. This was the case for a manufacturer of sound reduction products for the firearms industry, who needed a part comprised of three different metals to be blackened. Inconsistent finishes prompted them to seek assistance from Hubbard-Hall.
Hubbard-Hall’s team first addressed a cleaning issue causing a white haze on stainless steel parts by installing an aqueous cleaning line with Aquaease PL. They then focused on blackening the part made of Cobalt 6, Inconel, and 17-4 Stainless Steel, using their Black-Magic line.
- Aquaease PL 918: Solved the white haze effect
- Black-Magic RT SS4: Provided a deep and consistent black finish across multiple substrates
- Metal Guard 500: Used for final immersion and air-drying
Download the case study to discover how Hubbard-Hall’s innovative solutions exceeded expectations, achieving a flawless finish on multi-metal parts and leading to fewer rejects.
