PRIME PLATING Competitors

The Company is headquartered in Roswell, Georgia, and consists of three business segments: Flat Rolled Group, Heavy Carbon Group and Special Products Group. We are striving to exceed our customers’ expectations.

Anoplate was founded by Milt Stevenson, Sr., in 1960 to serve a growing need among what was then a very small, locally based machine shop and tool industry. Anoplate operates from a 120,000 square foot facility, single location in Central New York State. Anoplate offers metal finishing services nationwide including plating of copper, nickel, chromium, zinc, silver, gold, cadmium and tin, various types of anodizing of light metals, conversion coatings such as passivating and phosphating, dry film lubrication, small lot painting, and vacuum impregnation. Anoplate's reputation for quality and workmanship, diversity in process offered, and ability to meet rigid specifications has led it to serve a broad base of industries including aerospace, computers, defense, electronics, medical, optics, and recreation.

General Magnaplate's surface-enhancement coatings have been engineered to provide metal parts and other substrates with corrosion and chemical resistance, super-hardness and dry lubrication. These coatings impart properties that ensure longer life spans and greater reliability, consequently reducing replacement part expenditure and minimizing downtime needed for cleaning and repair. As the world leader in surface-enhancement coatings, General Magnaplate is committed to the conservation of the environment through a series of company-wide 'green' initiatives. Because General Magnaplate's coatings significantly increase the life of parts and tooling, they have a positive effect on the environment through the reduction of energy required for manufacturing new, replacement parts. The increased life span of old parts through coating and repair also significantly reduces the amount of scrap created, while the added dry lubricity property of some of the coatings also eliminates the need for expensive, environmentally damaging petroleum-based lubricants.