Electroplating

MIGRATIONS

What do you recommend as a minimum thickness for the copper intermediate layer?

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Beyond Pollution Control

A Look at coatings from a life cycle perspective

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Save the Dihydrogen Monoxide!

Ramping up water recycling in metal finishing

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SMALL-SCALE PLATING LINE

I am a hobbyist who wants to set up a small scale plating for copper and nickel. I’m thinking in terms of one- or two-gallon tanks. Can you give me details on how to go about doing this?

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BORIC ACID AND MANNITOL

I am required to determine the boric acid concentration in our nickel sulfamate plating bath. Can you provide a procedure for doing this?

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SALT SPRAY TESTS

What is your opinion of the salt spray test?

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DULL ZINC DEPOSIT

Do you have any suggestions on how we can improve the appearance of our zinc plate?

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WOOD’S NICKEL STRIKE

What happens when “tramp” metals such as copper, lead and chromium build up in a Wood’s nickel strike bath? Can this be a cause of roughness in the subsequent plating step?

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Carbonates (Again)

What causes the buildup of carbonates in an alkaline non-cyanide zinc plating bath? How do we prevent this from happening?

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Plating Process Control

The cornerstone of quality and productivity for any finishing operation, process control is a plater’s key to success. To find out how far techniques have come, where they’re headed in the future, and how platers can raise the bar, Products Finishing convened a panel of experts for a roundtable discussion on the topic. With well over 100 years of combined plating experience, experts Greg Arneson, Art Kushner, Peter Gallerani and Joelie Zak share their thoughts.

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