Triple chrome-plating refers to the process of plating the parts separately with copper, nickel, and finally chrome-plating. Be sure to specify this process if you want a show-quality finish.

Of course the actual chrome plating process involves what used to be called "triple chrome plating" which is copper, nickel and chrome applied in that order.

DUR-NI 4000 is part of a multistep nickel-chromium plating system that deposits a microporous, decorative nickel-chrome-composite coating on exterior automotive parts.

A process of Nickel–Tungsten–Silicon Carbide plating was developed as an alternative to hard chrome plating. This new plating process has superior abrasion resistance and several advantages over hard ...