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The document is a Customer Work Order Form for U.S. Chrome Corp. of WI, detailing the process for ordering cylinder services, including customer and cylinder information, additional services offered, payment options, and warranty terms. It outlines specific repair services available, associated costs, and warranty conditions for products serviced by USCW.

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What is Nikasil cylinder plating?

NiCom (Nikasil) plating is an electro-composite coating consisting of a nickel metal matrix with hard particulate dispersed uniformly within it. The process involves electroplating nickel in the presence of hard particulates, such as SiC, under conditions allowing the hard particulate to co-deposit with the nickel.

How much does it cost to Replate a cylinder?

A brand new cylinder is $330. Replating and repairing at most big name shops is $275 plus shipping and waiting time.

How long does Nikasil last?

The Nikasil plating thats on the walls of your cylinder is only a few thousandths of an inch thick but is very hard. It wears extremely well as long as everything is tight and sanitary. If you maintain your engine as the factory recommends it will last for years.

How thick is Nikasil plating?

Coating Thickness of Nikasil In practical use the cylinder walls or sleeves are electroplated with a layer of Nikasil, typically between 80 and 180 m thick.

How much does it cost to Rechrome a cylinder?

How much does cylinder re-chroming cost? The cost of re-chroming a hydraulic cylinder can be as low as $150 and can go up to a few hundred dollars depending on specifics. If youre interested in hearing more specific quotes, please get in touch with our team directly!

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