The invention discloses a
chromium-
ion-free
zinc-
nickel alloy automatic
electroplating process. The
chromium-
ion-free
zinc-
nickel alloy automatic
electroplating process comprises the following steps: pretreatment: removing oil
stain and
rust on the surface of a rubber-
metal composite part or a
metal part to be plated in such
modes as
pickling, electrolytic
degreasing, and high-temperature
degreasing;
electroplating: utilizing electrochemical reaction to enable two
metal ions (
zinc and
nickel) to be co-deposited on the metal surface to form a plating; confining: enabling a confining liquid to infiltrate the gap of the plating to form an organic or inorganic protective layer on the surface of the plating, wherein the confining temperature is 50-80 S, and the temperature of the confining liquid is 40-50 DEG C; blow-
drying;
drying; and packaging. By adoption of the
chromium-
ion-free zinc-
nickel alloy automatic electroplating process, as the surface of the electroplating does not contain chromium ions, the requirement for
environmental protection is satisfied; after electroplating,
passivation is not needed, the anti-
corrosion performance is good, long-time use can be realized, and the chromium-ion-free zinc-
nickel alloy automatic electroplating process can guarantee favorable appearance of the plating; as
passivation is not needed, the operation is simple, additional treatment is not required and the production efficiency is high; and the obtained plating has no red
rust under neutral salt spray for 1,000 h.