Plating

Contrary to popular belief, this industry was first used in the automotive industry on metals for more polishing, and plating on plastic as we know it today was invented much later in Europe.

Gradually, with the increase in the weight of cars at that time, the use of many fossil fuels More and more increases, the governments did not find any solution but to increase the price of fuel; The use of these types of cars, which in addition to fuel costs, also contributed to environmental pollution, decreased. Therefore, the European car manufacturers thought of making cars with less weight and as a result less energy consumption, which led to making parts of the car in the form of plastic. These parts, although they did not have the strength and beauty of the past, but they helped to make the weight of the cars lighter.

Plastics had a reasonable price and helped to reduce the weight of the car, but the next major challenge was the reduction of customers due to the inappropriate appearance of these cars. The general public boycotted these cars in such a way that the taxis that were made with these parts had to charge a much lower fare for people to use them. This problem caused the first electroplating to be done on the plastics and the color of the plastic parts was the same color as the metal body. The electroplating industry flourished again and finally found its way.