We ONLY Hard Chrome—NOT Flash Chrome!

Hydraulic cylinder rods wear with use. When the surface is marred, the result is seal damage and leakage. It’s a labor intensive process to hard chrome a new surface. It takes about a week under normal conditions.

And the result is unsurpassed.

1. The old chrome is stripped off by electrolysis.
2. The rod is precision ground to a smooth surface.
3. The rod is then inserted into the Chrome tank where Chrome is slowly applied by electrolysis. It takes approximately 3 hours per thousandth inch.
4. The rod is removed from the tank and seasoned for 8-12 hours. The new surface is a dull gray.
5. The rod is then polished to a high gloss, precision finish.

Atlanta International Hydraulic Repair, Inc. • 2351 Lithonia Industrial Blvd.
Lithonia, GA 30058 (770) 482-4141 • Fax: (770)482-4884