Abstract:
A method of preparing a metal composite material comprises: providing a metal substrate having an anodic oxidation layer on a surface thereof; forming a first dyed layer on the anodic oxidation layer; forming a second dyed layer on the first dyed layer; and removing at least a part of the second dyed layer. A metal composite material is also provided.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a method of forming a pattern on a substrate, which comprises the following steps: (1) coating a surface of the substrate with at least one kind of dye stuff which is capable of changing color while irradiated by ultraviolet (UV) light whereas unchanged while irradiated by visible light; and (2) irradiating at least a portion of the surface coated with the layer of the dye stuff by the UV light to obtain the desired pattern.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a composite material comprising: a substrate with an anodic oxide film layer having micropores; and at least one kind of dye filled in the micropores, wherein amount of the same kind of dye is gradient distribution on at least part of the substrate. The composite material has an even, metal gloss, uneasily scratched and wore out surface with gradually changed color. Moreover, the present invention also provided a method of preparing the same.
Abstract:
A method for electroplating a substrate having an aluminum alloy surface comprises: applying a zinc layer onto the aluminum alloy surface; electroplating a first copper layer onto the zinc layer from an alkaline copper electroplating solution; electroplating a second copper layer onto the first copper layer from an acid copper electroplating solution; electroplating a Cu-Sn alloy layer onto the second copper layer from a Cu-Sn electroplating solution; and electroplating a chromium layer onto the Cu-Sn alloy layer from a trivalent chromium solution. The alkaline copper electroplating solution is substantially free of cyanide ion.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a composite material comprising: a substrate with an anodic oxide film layer having micropores; and at least one kind of dye filled in the micropores, wherein amount of the same kind of dye is gradient distribution on at least part of the substrate. The composite material has an even, metal gloss, uneasily scratched and wore out surface with gradually changed color. Moreover, the present invention also provided a method of preparing the same.
Abstract:
A method of preparing a metal composite material comprises: providing a metal substrate having an anodic oxidation layer on a surface thereof; forming a first dyed layer on the anodic oxidation layer; forming a second dyed layer on the first dyed layer; and removing at least a part of the second dyed layer. A metal composite material is also provided.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides an electronic product metal shell with an antenna groove and a method of manufacturing the same. The electronic product metal shell includes a metal layer and a hard anodic oxidation layer; the hard anodic oxidation layer is coated on surface of the metal layer; a step is formed on a first surface of the electronic product metal shell; the step penetrates through the hard anodic oxidation layer coated on a first surface of the metal layer and part of the metal layer in a thickness direction of the electronic product metal shell; the antenna groove is disposed within the step and penetrates through residual part of the metal layer in the thickness direction so as to expose an inner side of the hard anodic oxidation layer coated on a second surface of the metal layer; and a non-conductive material is filled in the antenna groove.
Abstract:
A method for electroplating a substrate having an aluminum alloy surface comprises: applying a zinc layer onto the aluminum alloy surface; electroplating a first copper layer onto the zinc layer from an alkaline copper electroplating solution; electroplating a second copper layer onto the first copper layer from an acid copper electroplating solution; electroplating a Cu-Sn alloy layer onto the second copper layer from a Cu-Sn electroplating solution; and electroplating a chromium layer onto the Cu-Sn alloy layer from a trivalent chromium solution. The alkaline copper electroplating solution is substantially free of cyanide ion.