Graphite plate electrode 100 x 150 mm

Platinum Electrolyte BMG‑110.3 High-quality platinum electroplating solution – 2 g/L Platinum Short Description The Platinum Electrolyte BMG‑110.3 is a ready-to-use electroplating solution for the electrolytic deposition of platinum layers on conductive metal surfaces. With 2 grams of platinum per liter, this solution produces corrosion-resistant, bright, and shiny platinum coatings with a thickness of approximately 0.5–1.0 µm. Platinum offers high wear resistance and a noble gray appearance, making it suitable for decorative and technical applications. Applications Platinum coatings are used for: Decorative surfaces on jewelry and accessories Functional coatings with high abrasion and corrosion resistance Electrical contacts and components requiring excellent conductivity and durability Tank, brush, and pen plating depending on application Surface finishing either as a final layer or as a base for additional coatings Platinum provides a noble gray to silver-white metallic finish, valued both aesthetically and functionally. How Platinum Plating Works (Simple Explanation) Platinum plating is achieved via electrolytic deposition: Cleaning: Thoroughly degrease and clean the workpiece Activation: Chemically activate the surface if necessary Electroplating: Apply direct current to deposit platinum from the solution Finishing: Rinse and dry – the bright platinum layer remains intact The deposited platinum layer is uniform, very fine, and highly durable. Benefits of Platinum Electrolyte BMG‑110.3 High wear resistance of the platinum coating Corrosion-resistant, bright metallic finish Suitable for decorative and technical applications Works for tank, brush, and pen plating Easy to use with proper surface preparation Produces high-purity platinum deposits (≥ 99.9 %) Technical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typePlatinum electroplating solutionPlatinum contentapprox. 2.0 g/LpH< 1 (strongly acidic)Operating temperature30–40 °CVoltagefrom 3 VPlating time2–4 minutesAnode materialPlatinum-coated titaniumLayer hardness~500 HVMaximum layer thicknessup to 1.0 µmPurity of deposit~99.9 %Deposit densityapprox. 21.4 g/cm³Deposition rate~11 mg/A·minShelf lifeover 2 yearsHazard classificationIrritant / corrosive These values provide practical guidance for proper operation and plating results. Practical Application Tips Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease workpieces Activate surfaces if necessary to remove oxides and contamination Platinum Plating: Operate the electrolyte in a bath or with brush/pen plating Ensure even movement or agitation for uniform deposition Mask areas selectively if partial plating is required Post-treatment: Rinse with clean water after plating Dry and, if desired, lightly polish for higher shine Safety Information Platinum electrolytes are acidic chemical solutions and must be handled carefully: Wear gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse immediately with water if contact occurs Work in well-ventilated areas only Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children Dispose of waste according to local chemical disposal regulations Conclusion The Platinum Electrolyte BMG‑110.3 is a reliable and versatile electroplating solution for producing high-quality platinum coatings. With easy handling, high wear resistance, and a noble gray finish, it is ideal for decorative jewelry and accessory surfaces as well as technical applications requiring durability and aesthetics. Correct surface preparation and operating parameters ensure uniform, long-lasting platinum layers.

White Bronze Mixer BMG-117.2 Electroplating additive for producing active white bronze plating baths Short Description The White Bronze Mixer BMG-117.2 is a chemical additive used to convert an alkaline copper electrolyte into an active white bronze plating bath. When combined with the appropriate copper solution, this mixer enables the deposition of bright metallic white bronze layers with good corrosion and wear resistance, suitable as a nickel alternative. Applications The white bronze mixer is used to: Create white bronze plating baths from alkaline copper solutions Produce bright, decorative white bronze coatings Apply functional metal layers with good resistance Use in tank, brush, and pen/plug plating systems This additive enables flexible galvanic processes where traditional nickel plating is not desired. How the White Bronze Mixer Works (Simple Explanation) White bronze coatings are formed by electroplating with an electrolyte that contains both a copper base and the white bronze mixer: Prepare the base bath: Set up an alkaline copper electrolyte. Add the mixer: Introduce the white bronze mixer to the copper solution. Activate the bath: The mixer modifies the chemistry, forming an active white bronze plating bath. Electroplating: Under direct current, white bronze deposits as a uniform, bright metallic layer. Benefits of White Bronze Mixer BMG-117.2 Enables active white bronze plating baths High deposition rates depending on process parameters Nickel-free alternative with similar performance Produces corrosion and wear-resistant coatings Suitable for tank, brush, and pen plating Creates bright, decorative surfaces Typical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeProduct typeWhite bronze additiveUseConversion of alkaline copper electrolytesTarget layersWhite bronze coatingsCompatibilityTank, brush, pen/plug platingApplicationAdditive to plating bathStorageCool, dry, sealed Optimal additive amount depends on copper bath composition and desired layer properties. Application Notes Bath Setup: Start with a properly prepared alkaline copper electrolyte. Adding the Mixer: Introduce the white bronze mixer slowly under gentle bath agitation. Galvanizing: Plate as usual; the modified electrolyte now deposits bright white bronze layers. Adjust current density, temperature, or additive amount for desired color and properties. Safety Information Chemical additives require safe handling: Wear protective gloves, eye protection, and appropriate clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse immediately if contact occurs Work in well-ventilated areas Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children Dispose of waste according to local regulations Conclusion The White Bronze Mixer BMG-117.2 enables the creation of active white bronze plating baths from alkaline copper electrolytes, allowing efficient production of bright, wear-resistant white bronze coatings. It is an excellent additive for decorative and functional plating applications, suitable for hobbyists, workshops, and professional electroplating environments.

Storage cup for the professional coating machine 50 Ampere Betzmann Galvanoshop:    This stable cup with screw cap fits perfectly into the holder of the professional electroplating unit. Capacity 300 ml. On request, you will receive the appropriate labelling for the material to be stored.   

18K Rose Gold Electrolyte – Premium Rose Gold Finish for High-End Electroplating The 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte is a premium-quality electroplating solution designed for professional use in pen plating, brush (tampon) plating, and bath plating systems. It produces a warm, elegant rose gold color with 18 karat character, delivering excellent brightness, smooth deposition, and outstanding adhesion on a wide range of base materials. This solution is ideal for high-end decorative finishing in jewelry, watches, luxury accessories, and design applications. Key Benefits Elegant 18K rose gold color tone High-gloss, uniform surface finish Excellent corrosion resistance Strong adhesion on various base metals Perfect for premium decorative applications Stable and reproducible deposition process Suitable for both small-scale and industrial use Applications Jewelry finishing (rings, chains, bracelets) Luxury watches and accessories Designer products and lifestyle items Industrial surface finishing Restoration of rose gold plated parts Rose gold plating is widely used where a warm, modern luxury appearance is required. Compatible Plating Methods Pen Plating – precise touch-up and localized plating Brush / Tampon Plating – flexible application on complex shapes Bath Plating – uniform coating for batch production Compatible with all standard professional electroplating systems. Technical Specifications Gold content: 18K rose gold alloy Color tone: warm rose, high gloss finish Voltage: Pen / Brush: approx. 2–4 V Bath: 2–4 V Operating temperature: 18 – 25 °C Deposit: fine, uniform and decorative layer Typical coating thickness: 0.2 – 1.0 µm Anodes: platinum or carbon  Suitable Base Materials Copper and copper alloys Brass Silver Nickel Gold Activated metal surfaces Process Advantages Consistent rose gold color across all plating methods Excellent coverage even on complex geometries Good wear resistance for decorative coatings Highly stable plating process Ideal for multilayer systems (e.g. Copper → Palladium → Rose Gold) Design Applications Luxury rose gold jewelry collections High-end interior design elements Premium branding and product finishing Custom-made and small-batch production Safety Information May cause skin and eye irritation Use protective gloves and safety goggles Ensure proper ventilation during use Dispose of according to local regulations Conclusion – Premium Rose Gold Finish with Professional Quality The 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte delivers a perfect balance of luxury appearance, process stability, and professional-grade performance. It is the ideal solution for achieving a consistent, elegant rose gold finish in high-quality electroplating applications.

The perfect storage cup for electrode and cloth pad transparent with black lid Large storage beaker - Betzmann Galvanik  This stable beaker with screw cap made of PET holds approx. 370 ml. It is practical for storing the electrode with the fabric pad in the respective electrolyte. On request, you will receive the appropriate labeling for the material to be stored.   PET can with screw cap clear - 370 ml with plastic screw cap black 70 mm   

Galvano Activator BMG-061.2 Surface activator and pickling solution for electroplating applications Short Description The Galvano Activator BMG-061.2 is a specially formulated chemical solution used for activating metal surfaces prior to electroplating. It removes thin oxide and passive layers that prevent proper adhesion of electroplated coatings and restores a chemically active metal surface. The activator is an essential preparation step for achieving uniform, adherent and high-quality electroplated layers, such as nickel, gold, silver or chromium coatings. What is the activator used for? The activator is used to: remove thin oxide and passive layers from metal surfaces activate metals after degreasing and before electroplating improve adhesion and durability of subsequent coatings prepare workpieces for professional electroplating processes It is commonly applied to: steel and passive nickel surfaces copper, brass and copper alloys preparation before nickel plating, silver plating, gold plating or chromium plating How does the activator work? (simple explanation) Even after thorough cleaning and degreasing, metal surfaces often remain covered by microscopic oxide layers that are invisible to the eye but block electroplating. The activator works by: Dissolving and removing thin oxide and passive layers Chemically activating the metal surface Allowing the next electroplated layer to adhere evenly and securely This results in better coating quality, improved adhesion and longer service life of the plated surface. Application Instructions (practical guidance) Preparation Before using the activator, the workpiece should be polished if required and thoroughly degreased, e.g. with a suitable electrocleaner. Application Method 1 – Without electrical current (immersion) Immerse the workpiece in the activator for 30–60 seconds Rinse briefly with clean water Proceed with electroplating within 10–30 minutes to prevent re-oxidation Application Method 2 – With electrical assistance (brush / pen activation) Use a stainless steel or graphite electrode Apply approx. 2.7 V DC Treat the surface with gentle circular movements for about 30 seconds Tip: Begin electroplating as soon as possible after activation, as metal surfaces oxidize quickly when exposed to air. Advantages of Galvano Activator BMG-061.2 Effectively removes invisible oxide and passive layers Ensures optimal surface activation before electroplating Improves adhesion and uniformity of plated coatings Suitable for various metals and alloys Can be used with or without electrical current Proven product for hobby, workshop and professional use Safety Information The activator is a chemical solution and must be handled with appropriate care: Wear chemical-resistant gloves, safety goggles and protective clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes In case of contact, rinse immediately with plenty of water Use only in well-ventilated areas Keep out of reach of children Warning: May cause serious eye irritation. Proper protective equipment is mandatory. Scope of Delivery Galvano Activator BMG-061.2 Quantity according to selection Conclusion The Galvano Activator BMG-061.2 is an essential preparation product for professional electroplating. By removing oxide layers and activating metal surfaces, it ensures reliable adhesion, uniform coatings and consistently high-quality electroplated results — for both beginners and professionals.

Brass Effect Mixer BMG-065M – Electroplating Additive for Brass-Like Finishes Short Description: The Brass Effect Mixer BMG-065M is a specialized electroplating additive designed to create brass-like color tones when mixed with a gold electrolyte. By adding this mixer to a standard gold solution, the deposited layer takes on the appearance of classic brass, making it ideal for decorative and functional surface finishes. What is the Brass Effect Mixer? The Brass Effect Mixer is a color-modifying additive that is mixed with a gold electrolyte (such as clear gold or gold flash). It alters the color of the deposited metal layer to resemble traditional brass alloys. Depending on the mixing ratio, the resulting shade can range from classic brass to lighter brass tones. What is it used for? Creating brass-like finishes during gold electroplating Mixing with standard gold electrolytes Fine adjustment of color tones for decorative applications Suitable for workshop, laboratory, and small-scale industrial use Application & Mixing Ratio Standard mixture (1:10): Produces a color similar to polished 70/30 brass alloy (approx. 14 K brass appearance). Lighter tone (1.5:10): Higher mixer ratios result in a lighter brass shade. Color tuning: The exact brass tone can be precisely adjusted by varying the mixing ratio. Recommended electrodes: Graphite electrode – reliable and cost-effective Platinum electrode – for very uniform and refined coatings Technical Information Deposition rate: approx. 2.6 µm/min (1:10 ratio, 3 V, graphite electrode) Operating temperature: approx. 20–25 °C Shelf life: up to 6 months under normal storage conditions Hazard information: Product is irritating – follow safety instructions Key Benefits Enables authentic brass-like finishes using a gold electrolyte Flexible color control through adjustable mixing ratios Compatible with commonly used gold plating solutions Ideal for decorative metal finishes and surface restoration Safety Notes Wear protective gloves and safety goggles during use Ensure adequate ventilation Avoid direct skin contact Follow all safety and handling instructions provided with the product documentation Conclusion The Brass Effect Mixer BMG-065M is a professional electroplating additive for producing brass-colored coatings from a gold electrolyte. With simple mixing and precise ratio control, it allows the creation of a wide range of brass tones – from classic polished brass to lighter variations – making it a versatile solution for decorative electroplating applications.

Black Rhodium Electrolyte BMG‑088.2 Decorative Black Rhodium Electrolyte for Dark Anthracite‑Gray Rhodium Coatings Short Description The Black Rhodium Electrolyte BMG‑088.2 is a ready-to-use electroplating solution for creating dark anthracite-gray, decorative rhodium coatings on conductive metal surfaces. The solution operates at room temperature, reducing the need for additional heating and making it particularly user-friendly. The deposited layers are uniform, color-stable, and wear-resistant, making it ideal for decorative applications in jewelry, eyewear, accessories, and high-end metal components. Applications Black rhodium plating is used for: Decorative coatings with a dark metallic effect Surface finishing for jewelry and eyewear Design and fashion components requiring a premium finish Two-tone plating effects in combination with lighter metals Applications requiring a strong, dark gray rhodium appearance This process provides a consistent, anthracite-gray decorative finish with the typical durability of rhodium plating. How Does Black Rhodium Work? (Simple Explanation) Black rhodium plating is an electrolytic process: Surface Preparation: Thoroughly clean, degrease, and optionally activate the workpiece. Electroplating: Connect the part as the cathode (negative pole); use a suitable anode, such as platinum-coated titanium. Deposition: Applying direct current causes rhodium ions to reduce and form a dark, uniform rhodium layer. Finish: Rinse and dry the plated parts to reveal the even anthracite-gray surface. The process is simple to handle and suitable for tank plating, brush plating, and pen plating. Benefits of Black Rhodium Electrolyte Dark anthracite-gray, uniform rhodium layers High wear resistance and color stability Decorative finish for jewelry, eyewear, and accessories Operates at room temperature, no heating required Easy bath handling and user-friendly Suitable for hobby, workshop, and professional electroplating Metals that can be rhodium-plated directly (with a clean, activated surface):Silver (Ag) – very suitableoften directly Gold (Au) – no problemPlatinum (Pt) – no problemPalladium (Pd) – well suitedPalladium alloys – usually possible directlyTechnical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typeBlack Rhodium ElectrolyteRhodium contentapprox. 2.0 g/LpH< 1 (acidic)Density1.02–1.07 g/cm³Voltageapprox. 2–3 VTemperature20–27 °CCurrent density1.0–1.5 A/dm²Anode materialPlatinum-coated titanium or mixed oxideExposure time1–5 minutes (2 minutes standard)Deposition rate6–8 mg/A·minLayer thicknessup to 0.5 µmHardness300–370 HVLayer densityapprox. 10.5 g/cm³ Practical Application Tips Preparation: Clean, degrease, and optionally activate surfaces to ensure good adhesion and uniform coverage. Electroplating: Maintain recommended bath parameters and ensure proper anode-cathode distance. Post-treatment: Rinse thoroughly with clean water and gently dry. Darker shades: Adding a small darkening additive can deepen the black effect. Safety Information Wear chemical-resistant gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse immediately with water if contact occurs Work only in well-ventilated areas Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children The solution is strongly acidic and oxidizing; handle with care Conclusion The Black Rhodium Electrolyte BMG‑088.2 produces dark anthracite-gray rhodium coatings that combine decorative appeal with high wear resistance and ease of use. Operating at room temperature and suitable for tank, brush, and pen plating, this electrolyte is ideal for hobbyists, workshops, and professional applications. Its dark, uniform finish is perfect for jewelry, eyewear, accessories, and design items requiring a modern black rhodium appearance.

Tin Electrolyte BMG‑097 Versatile tin plating solution for corrosion protection and surface finishing Short Description The Tin Electrolyte BMG‑097 is a ready‑to‑use plating solution for electroplating tin onto conductive metals. It produces a uniform, protective tin layer that enhances corrosion resistance, improves surface solderability, and can be polished to a bright finish. This versatile tin plating solution is suitable for hobby, workshop, and professional applications — from cookware to high‑end electronics.  What is this tin electrolyte used for? This tin electrolyte can be applied to: Protect metal surfaces from corrosion and wear Tin‑plate screws, fasteners, and components for improved durability Improve solderability in electronics or plumbing without flux Provide a decorative satin to polished surface finish Serve as a surface finish on copper, nickel, palladium, cobalt, or thin gold layers for enhanced properties  The electrolyte is valued for its low toxicity finish and is even suitable for applications like cookware plating.  How does tin electroplating work? (simple explanation) Tin electroplating uses electrical current to deposit tin from the electrolyte onto a metallic workpiece: The workpiece must be cleaned and degreased before plating. It is connected as the cathode (negative pole) in the plating circuit. A suitable tin or graphite anode is used as the positive pole. When the current flows, tin ions are reduced at the surface and form a tin coating. This coating provides a uniform protective layer that is easy to polish and improves surface performance.  Advantages of Tin Electrolyte BMG‑097 Produces satin to semi‑matte tin finishes that can be polished to shine  Improves solderability without the need for flux Suitable for use on a variety of substrates: copper, nickel, palladium, cobalt, thin gold layers  Air‑sensitive formulation allows excellent results when stored correctly  Easy to integrate into tank plating or brush/pen plating techniques Technical Parameters Below are the typical operating parameters and deposit properties for the tin electrolyte: PropertyTypical Value / RangeElectrolyte typeTin plating solutionpH valueapprox. 3.6–4.0Temperature range14–30 °COperating voltagefrom 3 VTin concentration22 g/LPlating rate~ 3 µm/min at 4 V (graphite anode)Maximum thickness>1000 µm (1 mm)Deposit appearanceMatte to satin, crystalline >20 µmDeposit composition99.9 % tin (balance carbon)Hardness~ 1.5 (Mohs)Deposit density~ 7.289 g/cm³Health classificationIrritant (not transport dangerous) Practical Application Notes Air Sensitivity: The tin electrolyte is sensitive to oxygen. When not in use, keep the cap tightly closed and minimize air exposure in the bottle — e.g., by adding glass beads or storing in a sealed syringe — to prevent solution degradation.  Bath Filtration: For tank plating, continuous filtration is recommended if anode bags are not used.  Polishing: After plating, the tin deposit can be polished with suitable compounds (e.g., Ultra or Ultrafein from Betzmann Galvanik) to achieve a bright finish.  Safety Information Tin electroplating solutions contain acidic components and tin salts and should be handled with appropriate safety measures: Wear chemical‑resistant gloves, eye protection and protective clothing Avoid contact with skin or eyes Rinse thoroughly with water if contact occurs Use only in well‑ventilated areas Do not inhale vapors or aerosols Keep out of reach of children The product is classified as an irritant under the EU CLP regulation. Scope of Delivery Tin Electrolyte BMG‑097 Volume according to selection Conclusion The Tin Electrolyte BMG‑097 is a versatile and reliable tin plating solution that produces protective and functional tin coatings. Its range of applications — from corrosion protection to improved solderability and decorative finishes — makes it suitable for hobbyists and professionals alike. With correct handling and plating parameters, it delivers consistent, high‑quality results. 

Black Chrome (Smoky Chrome) Electrolyte BMG‑108.3 Decorative Black Chrome Plating Solution – Striking Dark Metallic Finish Short Description The Black Chrome (Smoky Chrome) Electrolyte BMG‑108.3 is a specialized electroplating solution for producing dark metallic black chrome coatings on metal surfaces. This finish delivers a dramatic anthracite to deep black shimmer that is highly sought after for decorative and design‑oriented applications. It is a compelling alternative to black rhodium or black ruthenium plating and provides a distinctive, eye‑catching surface effect.  What is Black Chrome Plating Used For? Black chrome plating is used when high contrast, dark metallic visual aesthetics are desired. Typical uses include: Decorative finishes on automotive trim and accessories Consumer electronics and luxury items Jewelry and fashion hardware High‑end metal components where a stylish black surface is preferred Coatings over copper, nickel, gold or gold flash finishes Compared with bright chrome, black chrome offers a unique visual style while still benefiting from chromium’s metallic properties. How Does Black Chrome Plating Work? (Simple Explanation) Black chrome plating is an electrolytic process in which chromium is deposited onto a prepared base layer (e.g., nickel, copper or gold) using direct current: Surface preparation: The base metal must be clean, polished and thoroughly degreased. Electroplating: The workpiece is connected as the cathode (negative pole). A suitable anode (such as graphite or platinum) is used as the positive pole. Controlled plating: Under controlled voltage and temperature conditions, chromium ions are reduced and deposit as a dark, metallic black layer. Finish: After plating, parts are rinsed and dried to reveal the final black chrome finish. This plated layer combines decorative appeal with the corrosion resistance typical of chromium coatings. Key Benefits of Black Chrome Electrolyte BMG‑108.3 Produces a dark anthracite to black chrome finish that stands out visually Works over copper, nickel, gold or other metal bases Suitable for tank plating, brush plating and other methods Creates a metallic look distinct from painted or powder‑coated black surfaces Ideal for decorative, hobby, custom, and high‑end metalwork applications No special storage requirements; easy to handle in typical galvanic setups Technical Parameters Typical operating values for this black chrome plating solution are as follows: PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typeBlack chrome plating solutionVoltage range9–11 V (use slightly higher voltage with platinum anode)Operating temperature20–30 °CLightness (L*) of deposit65–70 % (dark metallic)Recommended electrodeCarbon or platinum electrodeChromium content in plate~99 % (balance carbon)Plating rate (10 V, carbon)~2 µm / min (spot)Maximum plating thickness~3 µmHardness (as plated)800 HVHardness after heat treatment1500–1600 HVDeposit density~7.2 g/cm³Shelf life1–2 yearsHazard classificationNot classified as dangerousTransport classNot classified as hazardous for transport Notes: Heat treatment at ~220 °C increases hardness significantly. When using a platinum electrode, slightly higher voltage (max. 11 V) is recommended for consistent coverage. Stainless steel anodes are generally not recommended for most plating processes Practical Application Tips Surface preparation: Polishing and thorough degreasing significantly improve adhesion and finish quality. Base layers: Black chrome often performs best over nickel or gold flash layers, but can also be applied on copper or other well‑prepared substrates. Electrode choice: Graphite electrodes are commonly used for black chrome plating due to wide compatibility and stable performance. Heat post‑treatment: Optional heat treatment enhances hardness and mechanical resistance. Safety Information Although not classified as a dangerous transport substance, proper safety measures are required: Wear chemical‑resistant gloves, safety goggles and protective clothing Avoid skin and eye contact Wash immediately with water if contact occurs Work only in well‑ventilated areas Observe local disposal regulations for plating waste Conclusion The Black Chrome (Smoky Chrome) Electrolyte BMG‑108.3 is a specialized plating solution for creating striking dark chrome finishes that are both decorative and durable. It works well over a range of base metals and is suitable for hobby projects, customized finishes, automotive detail work and other applications where a unique black metallic surface is desired. By following proper surface preparation and recommended operating parameters, you can achieve consistent and visually impressive results every time.

Palladium Electrolyte 10 g/L – Maximum Performance for Professional Electroplating The palladium electrolyte with 10 g/L metal content is a highly concentrated, high-performance solution designed for demanding applications in pen plating, brush (tampon) plating, and bath plating systems. It delivers exceptionally fast deposition rates, superior coating quality, and outstanding process stability, making it ideal for industrial environments and professional plating operations. This electrolyte is perfectly suited as a diffusion barrier before gold plating, a functional protective layer, or a decorative palladium finish with a uniform and refined appearance. Key Benefits Very high deposition performance due to 10 g/L concentration Dense, uniform, and high-quality coatings Excellent corrosion resistance Ideal as a barrier layer before gold plating Outstanding adhesion on various base metals Low porosity for maximum protection Highly stable and reproducible plating process Applications Jewelry finishing (rings, chains, watches) Electronics and electrical contacts Precision engineering components Automotive applications Multilayer systems (e.g. Copper → Palladium → Gold) This electrolyte is used wherever maximum performance, durability, and efficiency are required. Compatible Plating Methods Pen Plating – precise, localized application Brush / Tampon Plating – ideal for complex geometries Bath Plating – efficient and uniform coating for batch production Compatible with all standard electroplating systems. Technical Specifications Metal content: 10 g/L Palladium Deposit purity: approx. 99.9% Pd Voltage: Pen / Brush: ≥ 3 V Bath: 3 – 5 V Operating temperature: 18 – 25 °C Deposition rate: high (depending on method) Hardness: high (typically > 450 HV) Density: approx. 11.8 g/cm³ Recommended coating thickness: 0.5 – 2.0 µm Anodes: Graphite or platinum Shelf life: 1–2 years Suitable Base Materials Copper and copper alloys Brass Nickel Silver Gold Activated metal surfaces Process Advantages Stable deposition even at high performance levels Smooth, streak-free coatings High efficiency for cost-effective operation Minimal gas formation during plating Ideal for multilayer coating systems Excellent solderability and electrical conductivity Typical Layer Functions Diffusion barrier layer Functional protective coating Decorative palladium finish Base layer for high-quality gold plating Safety Information May cause skin and eye irritation Use protective gloves and safety goggles Ensure adequate ventilation Dispose of according to local regulations Conclusion – Maximum Output with 10 g/L The Palladium Electrolyte 10 g/L is the ideal choice for professionals who require maximum performance without compromise. It offers: Fastest deposition rates Highest coating quality Excellent efficiency in professional applications Perfect for industrial electroplating and high-end surface finishing.  

Rose Gold Mixer (BMG‑118.3) Additive for Creating Warm Rose Gold and Red Gold Shades in Electroplating Short Description The Rose Gold Mixer (BMG‑118.3) is a specialized additive used to generate warm rose gold and red gold tones by mixing it with a gold plating solution. By adjusting the ratio of mixer to base gold electrolyte, you can achieve a wide range of warm metallic finishes, from subtle rose gold to deep red gold. real-gold.de Applications This mixer is designed for: Producing different rose gold and red gold shades Fine color tuning for decorative metal finishes Jewelry accents, watch cases, frames and accessories Functional coatings with aesthetic appeal Flexible electroplating applications requiring warm gold tones real-gold.de How It Works (Simple Explanation) The rose gold mixer is added to a clear gold plating solution and mixed to produce various alloys: 1 : 10 — Yellow‑red tone / ~18 ct alloy (75 % gold, 25 % copper) 1.5 : 10 — Redder tone / ~15 ct alloy (62.5 % gold, 37.5 % copper) 2 : 10 — Strong red gold / ~12 ct alloy (50 % gold, 50 % copper) 4 : 10 — More intense red (below 10 ct, not decorative recommended) Increasing mixer ratio shifts the alloy toward a deeper red hue, giving greater flexibility in color matching. real-gold.de Benefits of the Rose Gold Mixer Adjustable color spectrum from rose gold to red gold Fast plating and strong adhesion Decorative and functional uses Enhanced plating flexibility Ideal for jewelry and other warm metallic finishes real-gold.de Typical Parameters (Guidelines) PropertyValue / RangeProduct typeAdditive for gold alloy formationUseProducing rose/red gold tonesMixing ratioe.g., 1:10 to 4:10 (mixer : gold solution)ElectrodesPlatinum or graphiteVoltageapprox. 2.7–4 VApplicationsBath, pen, or brush platingSafetyIrritant — observe protective measures * Actual color and deposit properties depend on process conditions and mixing ratio. real-gold.de Practical Application Tips Preparation: Clean and degrease the workpiece. Apply a base gold layer if plating on stainless, nickel, or other alloys. Mixing: Combine the rose gold mixer with clear gold electrolyte in desired proportions. Stir thoroughly for a homogeneous solution. Plating: Proceed with electroplating using recommended voltage. Gentle agitation helps achieve uniform deposition. Post‑Treatment: Rinse with clean water and dry. Light polishing can enhance the finish. Safety Information Wear protective gloves, goggles, and appropriate clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse thoroughly with water if contact occurs Work in a well‑ventilated area Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children Dispose of waste according to local chemical regulations Conclusion The Rose Gold Mixer (BMG‑118.3) is a versatile additive that allows you to customize warm rose and red gold finishes by combining it with a gold plating solution. Its flexible mixing ratios and excellent plating properties make it ideal for decorative and functional applications in jewelry, accessories, and precision finishes.

Anode Fabric Pad Sleeve Fluffy BMG-015 – Uniform Coating & Maximum Control The Anode Fabric Pad Fluffy BMG-015 is a specially designed accessory for pen plating and tampon electroplating, ensuring consistent electrolyte distribution and controlled coating processes. Thanks to its fluffy, high-volume structure, the pad absorbs electrolyte efficiently and releases it evenly and continuously onto the surface. This results in clean, uniform and high-quality metal coatings, even in demanding applications. Key Benefits at a Glance Excellent electrolyte absorption and release Uniform liquid and current distribution Ideal for precise and controlled plating Suitable for: Pen plating Tampon plating Reduces streaking and uneven deposits Flexible and easy to replace Applications Selective metal plating Repair and touch-up work Fine detail applications Jewelry finishing Technical surface treatments Technical Parameters Product Type: Anode fabric pad (fluffy) Item Number: BMG-015 Material: High-absorbency textile fabric Structure: Fluffy / high-volume Function: Electrolyte carrier for anode applications Application Areas: Pen plating Tampon plating Electrolyte Absorption: Very high Electrolyte Release: Even and controlled Current Distribution: Supports uniform deposition Reusability: Limited (depending on application) Replacement: Quick and easy Application – Step by Step 1. Preparation Soak the fabric pad with the appropriate electrolyte Allow excess liquid to drip off slightly Attach to the anode or plating pen 2. Pen Plating Application Move the pad evenly across the surface Maintain consistent contact Control voltage and movement Ensures precise and clean results 3. Tampon Plating Application Use the pad as an electrolyte carrier Apply even pressure Maintain continuous motion  Ideal for selective plating applications Pro Tips for Best Results Replace pad regularly for consistent quality Avoid over-saturation → better control Uniform movement prevents streaks Always use clean electrolyte Conclusion The Anode Fabric Pad Fluffy BMG-015 is an essential accessory for achieving precise, uniform and high-quality results in pen and tampon electroplating. It ensures optimal control, clean finishes and significantly improved coating performance.

Covering pen for partial coating Betzmann Galvanotechnik:   Use this concealer pen to cover areas that are not to be coated. Simply apply the liquid agent, let it dry and then you can coat. After the process, simply rub off like an eraser.  

Thick Multi-Layer Anode Pad – Maximum Durability for Demanding Electroplating The thick multi-layer anode pad is a highly durable and robust tampon (anode sleeve) designed for professional use in pen plating and brush (tampon) plating applications. Its reinforced multi-layer construction provides significantly longer service life compared to standard pads while ensuring consistent and uniform electrolyte transfer during the plating process. This makes it the ideal solution for demanding applications, rough surfaces, and intensive use conditions. Key Benefits Multi-layer construction for maximum durability Ideal for rough, uneven, or structured surfaces Significantly reduced wear compared to soft pads Uniform electrolyte distribution for consistent coatings Compatible with a wide range of plating solutions Cost-efficient due to extended lifespan Applications Pen plating (localized electroplating) Brush / tampon plating Repair and touch-up work Technical and functional coatings Processing of rough or heavily used surfaces This anode pad is the preferred choice when standard pads wear out quickly or fail to provide consistent results. Technical Specifications Design: thick, multi-layer stitched construction Structure: reinforced fabric layers for high stability Absorption: high electrolyte retention capacity Use: universal for electroplating applications Scope of delivery: 1 piece Compatibility Suitable for anode rods up to approx. 6 mm diameter Expandable up to approx. 8 mm if adjusted Dual insertion openings for extended usability Compatible with: Graphite anodes Platinum anodes Standard plating pens Process Advantages Even electrolyte and current distribution Reduced streaking and uneven coatings Better control on difficult surfaces Longer operating time → fewer replacements Increased efficiency in demanding applications Function in the Plating Process The anode pad acts as an electrolyte carrier and contact medium between the anode and the workpiece. It directly affects: Coating uniformity Surface quality Process stability A high-quality multi-layer pad ensures consistent, professional results even under heavy use. Application Note Pre-soak thoroughly with electrolyte before use to ensure conductivity Inspect regularly and replace when worn Conclusion – The Professional Choice for Heavy-Duty Applications The thick multi-layer anode pad is the ideal solution for professionals working under demanding electroplating conditions. It delivers: Maximum durability Reliable coating quality Improved process efficiency A small component with a major impact on plating performance and consistency.

The Black Nickel Electrolyte - Smoky Nickel BMG 200.3 is a high-performance solution for professional dark gloss nickel plating. It offers excellent adhesion, high corrosion resistance, and uniform layer distribution. Perfect for jewelry, technical components, or automotive parts – Black Nickel delivers perfect results for beginners and professionals alike. Features & Benefits Dark, high-gloss nickel finish Uniform layer distribution High corrosion and wear resistance Excellent adhesion on various metals Easy to use – for beginners & professionals Decorative & functional applications Technical Parameters (Guideline Values) PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typeBlack Nickel Plating SolutionOperating temperature20–30 °CVoltage (tank plating)1.5–4 VVoltage (brush/pen plating)3–7 VCurrent density0.5–3 A/dm²Anode materialNickel or graphiteLayer appearanceDark, metallic, smoky blackTypical layer thicknessThin to medium, decorativeCorrosion resistanceGood with proper pretreatmentSubstratesStainless steel, brass, copper, steel (pretreated)Note: Values are for practical guidance and may vary slightly depending on equipment and application. Application (Step-by-Step) Clean & Degrease – thoroughly clean the metal surface Activate / Acid Dip – for optimal adhesion Optional Intermediate Layer – nickel or copper base layer Plating – connect workpiece as cathode, maintain consistent current and parameters Rinse & Post-Treatment – rinse thoroughly and dry Applications Jewelry & decorative items Automotive parts (trim, rims) Tools & machine components Precision and industrial components Household products Target Users Beginners in electroplating Hobbyists Workshops & small manufacturers Professional electroplating operations Advantages Uniform, long-lasting nickel coatings High-quality results with minimal effort Versatile applications Professional quality for all experience levels

White Rhodium Electrolyte – High-Gloss Rhodium Plating SolutionBrilliant, Hard & Long-Lasting Rhodium CoatingsThis high-quality white rhodium electrolyte enables extremely bright, mirror-like and highly durable rhodium coatings. It is ideal for jewelry, technical components, and professional applications where maximum hardness, corrosion resistance, and flawless appearance are required.Suitable for bath plating, brush plating, and pad plating.💡 Note: Rhodium is one of the hardest and most valuable precious metals, commonly used as a final protective and decorative coating.Key Benefits✔ Bright white, mirror-like rhodium finish✔ Extremely high hardness and wear resistance✔ Excellent corrosion and tarnish protection✔ Uniform and highly adhesive coatings✔ Suitable for bath, brush, and pad plating✔ Ideal for jewelry, watches, and technical applications✔ Perfect as a final finishing layerTechnical SpecificationsParameterValue / RecommendationMetal Contenttypically 1–2 g/L Rhodium (depending on variant)Voltage (Bath)approx. 2.0 – 4.0 VVoltage (Brush/Pad)approx. 3.0 – 6.0 VTemperature20 – 40 °CpH Valuestrongly acidic (system-dependent)ElectrodesPlatinum or titaniumCoating Colorbright white, mirror finishLayer Thicknessthin decorative to technicalDepositionuniform & controllable💡 Professional Tip: Rhodium is typically applied as a thin top layer (approx. 0.1–0.5 µm) for maximum brightness and protection.ApplicationsJewelry (rings, white gold, silver, fashion jewelry)Watches and luxury goodsElectrical contacts and precision componentsTechnical applications requiring durabilityProtective and decorative coatingsWhen to Use White RhodiumApplicationSuitabilityHigh-gloss finish⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Tarnish protection⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Wear-resistant coating⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Decorative finishing⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👉 Conclusion: The ideal solution for high-end, long-lasting and visually perfect coatings.Application – Step by StepClean and degrease thoroughly→ essential for adhesionActivate the surface→ ensures optimal bondingPre-plating (recommended)→ e.g. gold, palladium, or silverRhodium plating process→ apply evenly (bath, brush, or pad)Post-treatment→ rinse and dry💡 Pro Tip: Using a palladium underlayer significantly improves adhesion and durability.CompatibilityElectroplating systems (bath plating)Brush plating devicesPad plating systems👉 Compatible with:Gold, silver, or palladium pre-platingFabric pads and suitable electrodesPractical ExamplesRefinishing a white gold ring with a brilliant rhodium layerProtecting silver from oxidationCoating technical contacts for wear resistanceFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Why use rhodium plating?For maximum hardness, brilliant appearance, and excellent tarnish protection.How thick should the rhodium layer be?Usually very thin (decorative layer), adjustable depending on application.Is it suitable for beginners?Yes, with proper preparation and correct handling.Which electrode is recommended?Platinum electrodes provide the best and most stable results.Recommended AccessoriesPower supplies and rectifiersElectrodes (platinum / titanium)Cleaners and activatorsElectroplating systems👉 The right combination ensures perfect coating results.Order White Rhodium Electrolyte NowAchieve brilliant, durable and professional rhodium coatings for jewelry and technical applications.👉 Order now and create perfect high-gloss surfaces.

Black Ruthenium Electrolyte BMG‑089M Decorative black ruthenium plating solution for dark metallic surfaces Short Description The Black Ruthenium Electrolyte BMG‑089M is a high-quality electroplating solution designed for the deposition of dark gray to black ruthenium layers on conductive metal surfaces. It produces a uniform, dark metallic finish with subtle reflections and is suitable for both decorative and functional applications. The solution can be used in tank, brush, and pen/peg plating and provides attractive, wear-resistant ruthenium coatings when applied correctly. Applications Black ruthenium plating is used to: Create decorative effects (e.g., jewelry, eyewear, accessories) Achieve elegant dark metallic surfaces Provide functional coatings with good abrasion and corrosion resistance Produce contrast effects in multi-layer plating systems Apply via tank, brush, or pen/peg plating for versatile use The dark appearance of ruthenium is a stylish alternative to traditional surfaces like silver or gold and is ideal for modern design and jewelry items. How Black Ruthenium Plating Works (Simple Explanation) Black ruthenium plating is performed through electrolytic deposition: Surface Preparation: Clean, degrease, and dry the workpiece. Activation: Chemically activate the surface if needed to ensure optimal adhesion. Plating: Apply direct current; ruthenium is reduced from the solution and forms a dark metallic layer on the surface. Finishing: Rinse and dry the plated part – the layer shows a consistent dark metallic appearance. The color intensity can be adjusted by tuning process parameters, ranging from deep gray to near-black. Benefits of Black Ruthenium Electrolyte BMG‑089M Dark gray to black metallic finish High abrasion and corrosion resistance Decorative look for jewelry, accessories, and design items Versatile for tank, brush, and pen/peg plating Works on various substrates after proper pretreatment Uniform, high-quality layers even on complex geometries Technical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typeBlack ruthenium plating solutionpHslightly acidic to neutral (process-optimized)Operating temperature20–30 °CVoltage (tank plating)2–4 VVoltage (brush/pen plating)4–8 VCurrent density0.5–3 A/dm²Anode materialGraphite or platinum-coated anodeLayer thicknessvariable, depending on application (typically thin to medium)Surface appearancedark gray to black metallicLayer hardnessmedium to highCorrosion resistancegood to very good Values serve as practical guidelines; adjustments may be required depending on equipment and workpiece. Practical Application Tips Surface Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece for optimal adhesion. Optionally chemically activate to remove oxides or passive layers. Black Ruthenium Plating: Operate the electrolyte at recommended parameters. Ensure even movement or circulation for uniform coating. Mask areas selectively if required. Post-treatment: Rinse with clean water and dry. Light polishing can enhance the metallic shine if desired. Safety Information Plating solutions contain chemical components and must be handled safely: Wear gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse immediately with water if contact occurs Work only in well-ventilated areas Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children Dispose of waste according to local regulations Conclusion The Black Ruthenium Electrolyte BMG‑089M provides a reliable solution for producing dark, metallic ruthenium coatings of high quality. Its versatility and ease of use make it suitable for both decorative and functional surface finishes. With proper preparation and process control, this electrolyte delivers uniform, durable, and visually striking coatings – ideal for hobbyists, workshops, and professional plating facilities.

White Palladium Electrolyte 10 g/L BMG‑101M High‑Performance Palladium Plating Solution for Bright, Silver‑White Coatings Short Description The White Palladium Electrolyte 10 g/L BMG‑101M is a premium electroplating solution designed to deposit bright, silver‑white palladium layers. With a palladium concentration of approximately 10 g per liter, this electrolyte produces a brilliant, metallic finish that is even more striking than traditional nickel plating. real-gold.de It can be used both as a hard decorative top layer and as a nickel‑free barrier layer in multi‑step plating systems. real-gold.de Applications White palladium plating is suitable for: Applying bright silver‑white palladium coatings Nickel‑free barrier layers between copper/brass and gold Decorative finishes with high corrosion resistance Prepping surfaces for subsequent gold plating Alternatives to silver plating, as palladium does not tarnish easily  This makes it especially useful for jewelry, electronics, and other applications where an elegant, durable, and nickel‑free surface is desired.  How White Palladium Plating Works (Simple Explanation) Palladium electroplating works by using direct current (DC) to reduce palladium ions from the electrolyte onto the surface of the workpiece: Surface Preparation: Clean and degrease the part thoroughly. Plating: Connect the workpiece as the cathode and apply appropriate voltage. Deposition: Palladium ions reduce and form a uniform, silver‑white metallic coating. Finishing: Rinse with water and dry after plating.  Benefits of White Palladium Electrolyte BMG‑101M Extremely bright, silver‑white metallic finish, brighter than traditional nickel coatings  Nickel‑free and allergen‑free, ideal for skin‑contact applications  Acts as an excellent barrier layer between base metals and gold  High corrosion resistance and very low porosity, improving durability  Suitable on many substrates, including copper, nickel, brass, silver, gold, and dechromed surfaces  Can be solder‑wetted and provides strong performance on electrical contacts Technical Parameters (Practical Data) PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typePalladium plating solutionPalladium contentapprox. 10 g/LRecommended voltage3.0–3.5 V (pin electroplating from ~3 V, bath 3–4 V)Operating temperature48–52 °CpH7.0–8.0Deposition rateapprox. 0.17 µm/min at 0.0075 A/cm²Hardnessapprox. 488 HVDensity of depositapprox. 11.85 g/cm³Deposit purity~99.9 % palladiumAnodePlatinum mesh or graphiteAgitationVery low (mini stir rod)Lightness (L*)65 (CIE L* value)Shelf life1–2 yearsHealth/Safety classificationIrritantTransport classificationNot classified as hazardous Note: These values are practical guidelines and may vary depending on equipment, voltage, and material.  Practical Application Instructions Surface Preparation: Clean and degrease parts thoroughly to remove oils and contaminants. Plating: Heat the solution to the recommended temperature (48–52 °C). Apply recommended voltage; stable agitation with a mini stir rod improves coating uniformity. Post‑Treatment: Rinse parts with clean water after plating. Dry carefully; light polishing can enhance the finish if desired. Safety Instructions White palladium electroplating solutions contain active chemical components and must be handled with care: Wear protective gloves, eye protection, and suitable clothing Avoid contact with skin and eyes Rinse thoroughly with water if contact occurs Operate in well‑ventilated areas Do not ingest; keep out of the reach of children Dispose of waste according to local chemical waste regulations  Conclusion The White Palladium Electrolyte 10 g/L BMG‑101M is a professional‑grade electroplating solution that delivers very bright, silver‑white palladium coatings with excellent durability and low porosity. It is particularly suitable for decorative and functional applications, and as a nickel‑free barrier layer before gold plating, making it ideal for jewelry, electronics, and precision metalwork