MIL-STD865-D (USAF) - Selective (Brush Plating) Electrodeposition
MIL-STD-2197 (SH) Brush Electroplating on Marine Machinery
AMS-2451B Plating Brush General (Specific Deposits)

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Ultra Engineering Selective Brush Plating Division is built upon the strength of LDC (USA) and TEI (NZ). Since its inception in 1978, LDC has been an industry leader, providing products and services to Brush Plating customers worldwide.

Ultra Engineering has brought the technology and services to our customers - we'll perform the service in-house or on-site (in situ) at your work-site. The advantages we bring to you are:

• Portability, the ability to move the equipment to the work rather than the work to outside vendors
• Ease of operation
• Capability for very rapid metal build-up
• Disassembly of machinery/parts minimized
• Reduces amount of masking required as with bath electroplating
• Permits plating of parts too large for normal plating tanks
• The ability to coat to size with little or no post-machining in most cases
• Excellent adhesion to most base materials
• Dense coatings
• Minimization of hydrogen embrittlement
• The ability to add metal without thermal distortion
• Thickness control from 0.00001" (0.25 microns)
• Touch-up of plated coatings without need to strip and replate the entire part
• Reduces waste disposal problems since minimal volumes of waste are involved
• Compliance with most Federal (US) and Commercial Specifications
• Brush Plating can deposit 16 standard metals and an unlimited number of alloys onto almost any base metal or alloy