Abstract
SummaryChromium-chromium oxide coated steel, also known as tin-free-steel, is currently produced in the no. 1 tinning line of ILVA—Genoa by a high current density plating process.The process allows the deposition of metallic chromium and chromium oxide layers on the steel strip in a single operation, with very high plating efficiency.The most important aspects of the plant, process and technologic characteristics of the final product are outlined.
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