Founded in 1974 by plating-industry veteran Arnold Abbey, Programatic Platers is a family-owned Queens metal-finishing company that plates and refinishes parts for manufacturers, designers, and hobbyists. Its equipment handles both small and large runs, while its partners extend the company’s capabilities to fabrication and repair. Programatic Platers serves more than 50 industries and has supplied finished products for companies including Martha Stewart Living.
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Nassau ChromeFamily-owned and operated since 1929, Nassau Chrome provides metal finishing and restoration from its Long Island facility, where stripping, polishing, and plating remain under one roof. Its polishers have worked on-site for more than four generations, while the company’s NADCAP-accredited operation serves aerospace and defense customers alongside restorations ranging from classic-car parts to family heirlooms. The Mineola shop operates nearly 50 plating tanks and has processed components for NASA and SpaceX.MINEOLA, NY
The Plate All Metal CompanySince 1947, The Plate All Metal Company has been an Akron plating shop serving manufacturers in the automotive, construction, military and general industrial markets. Its 27,000-amp facility and in-house anode-fabrication shop support dependable industrial finishing, including electroless nickel and hard chrome, for both large companies and small machine shops.AKRON, OH
Lake City Plating LLCFor seven decades, Lake City Plating has been known as a professional metal finisher serving manufacturers across North America from facilities in Ohio and Texas. Its experienced team specializes in getting complex and delicate parts right, whether the order is large or small, with certified quality systems supporting its production work.JEFFERSON, OH
Aetna PlatingSince Louis C. Sobey Sr. founded it in 1948, Aetna Plating has built its Cleveland reputation on integrity, quality workmanship, and a willingness to tackle difficult jobs. Passed to his son Peter Sobey in 1975, the company now provides metal finishing for industrial customers whose work is governed by demanding military, automotive, and aerospace specifications.CLEVELAND, OH