Cell Tests Chemistries for Shelf Roughness
The Jiggle Cell from JPS Technologies is a 1,000-mL cell that allows companies to test plating chemistries to help determine shelf roughness, and low- and high-current-density areas.
The Jiggle Cell from JPS Technologies is a 1,000-mL cell that allows companies to test plating chemistries to help determine shelf roughness, and low- and high-current-density areas. The system can simulate cathode rod motion and air agitation, as well as the contour of parts.
The tank measures 11.5" × 5" × 12" and holds approximately 1 L of solution. The system also includes an AC gear motor that operates at 25 rpm open and 115 V; an AC power cord with inline rocker switch; a plastic compression tube fitting for air; and a flat stock tip that is plastisol-coated and trimmed.Related Content
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