(3) Automated Jessup Plating Lines, Plus Support Equipment
Nickel/Chrome • POP • Copper
Primary Line | Nickel/Chrome Line Refurbished in 2024 – Never Installed
Originally built by Jessup Engineering for Markland Industries, Inc., these three automated rack plating lines were acquired for a new operation that never entered production. The nickel/chrome line was fully decommissioned, re-engineered and refurbished, then placed in indoor storage awaiting installation. Increased electrical demand from nearby data centers prevented the site from securing the power required to operate, and the project is now being liquidated: a rare opportunity to acquire complete, installation-ready plating systems. Nearly $4 million in acquisition, de-installation, re-engineering and refurbishment of the facility. All equipment has been professionally cleaned and is ready for transportation.
T H E L I N E S
(2024 Refurbished) 2010 Jessup Automated Nickel/Chrome Rack Plating Line – PRIMARY LINE
Never used since refurbishment | Six-stage nickel | Trivalent and hexavalent chrome as separate stations
Tanks 118″ wide × 98″ deep, length varies | (42) new process tanks, approximately 78,500 gallons | (11) Dynapower water-cooled SCR rectifiers to 7,500 A
Process chain, re-engineered in 2024: separate steel and copper-substrate cleaning trains, an acid activator served by its own rectifier for electrolytic activation, electroless nickel with dedicated rinses, Woods nickel strike, then semi-bright nickel across two three-section tanks, high-sulfur, bright, satin and particle nickel, finishing in trivalent chrome and hexavalent chrome as separate stations, with a position provisioned for black chrome. Engineered filtration on 13 positions, approximately 114,700 GPH, with three turnovers per hour on each 6,050 gallon nickel tank. Rated 6 loads per hour. Rack size 24″ DOT × 118″ wide × 96″ deep. Four refurbished 2,000 lb programmable automated hoists, new computer-based HMI control system, new mezzanine, track and frame structure, new in-line dryer, new loading and unloading equipment, and all associated engineering files. Two-row return-flow layout with transfer shuttle and elevated catwalk access. Estimated installation area 118 × 115 feet, 23 feet high, per Koch engineering. Installs above floor on piers within curbed containment: no trench or below-grade work required. Utilities: 480V / 3-phase / 60 Hz, 120 VDC controls, natural gas 1 to 5 PSIG, compressed air 80 PSIG, process water 45 PSIG. Total connected load 2,307 A at 480V / 3-phase, approximately 1.9 MVA, including a 418 A ventilation panel and a 90 A hoist panel. New tank fabrication is held between indoor storage in Nevada and the fabricator’s plant in Missouri.
2010 Jessup Automated POP Rack Plating Line
Tanks 118″ wide × 66″ deep, length varies | (30) process tanks | (5) Dynapower water-cooled SCR rectifiers
Rated 11 to 12 loads per hour as originally installed. Rack size 12″ DOT × 106″ wide × 48″ deep. Three 2,000 lb automated hoists. Supplied with a new control panel as part of the 2024 project. Dismantled and stored as components.
2011 Jessup Automated Copper Rack Plating Line
Tanks 96″ wide × 66″ deep, length varies | (30) process tanks | (8) Dynapower water-cooled SCR rectifiers
Rated 10 to 12 loads per hour as originally installed. Rack size 12″ DOT × 83″ wide × 48″ deep. Three 1,000 lb programmable overhead center-column hoists. Dismantled and stored as components.
Each line is engineered to operate as a stand-alone system.
D O C U M E N T A T I O N
Engineering drawings and schedules, equipment and inventory records, and a detailed photographic record are available to interested parties, together with a summary of the 2024 re-engineering and refurbishment scope. Material continues to be added as it is released. Request access under Downloads.
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