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Graphite Electrode Ø 6 mm (BMG‑010) Short Description The Graphite Electrode Ø 6 mm (BMG‑010) is a durable, chemically inert electrode rod made from high‑density fine‑grain graphite. Designed for use as an anode or electrode in electroplating processes, it is ideal for bath, pen, and pad plating applications where a clean, metal‑free current supply is essential. Product Description This graphite electrode is manufactured from highly compressed fine‑grain graphite, which dissolves only slowly in electrolytes. Unlike metallic anodes, graphite does not shed contaminating metal particles, ensuring cleaner coatings and higher deposit quality. The 6 mm diameter rod, with an approximate length of 95 mm, fits standard plating fixtures, holders, and pen plating tools, making it easy to integrate into various electroplating setups Typical Applications Electroplating processes (e.g., silver, gold, copper, black nickel, chrome, white bronze) Pen, bath, and pad plating Activation and pre‑treatment steps Counter‑electrode or anode use in a wide range of electrolytes Situations where metal contamination must be avoided Key Benefits Chemically inert: prevents unwanted metal ion contamination in the plating bath. Versatile: compatible with most electroplating chemistries and techniques. Slow wear: dissolves gradually, extending service life. Affordable: cost‑effective solution for frequent use. Easy to use: fits common plating holders and pen plating tools. Material & Dimensions Material: High‑density fine‑grain graphite Diameter: 6 mm Length: approx. 95 mm (other lengths may be available) Practical Tips Ensure electrodes are clean and free of oils before use. Replace electrodes periodically as they slowly dissolve during electroplating. Graphite’s mild warming effect can help stabilize bath temperature during plating. Conclusion The Graphite Electrode Ø 6 mm is an effective and reliable anode/electrode for a wide range of electroplating applications. Its inert behavior, broad compatibility, and metal‑free current delivery make it a solid choice for hobbyists, workshops, labs, and professional plating operations.
Graphite Plate Electrode 50 × 80 mm (SW10028) Short Description The Graphite Plate Electrode 50 × 80 mm is a robust, high‑density fine‑grain graphite electrode designed for bath electroplating and electrolysis applications. It offers excellent electrical conductivity, chemical resistance and mechanical stability, making it ideal for use as a working surface or shielding plate in a variety of electroplating setups. Product Description This graphite plate is made from isostatically pressed, high‑density graphite, known for its superior conductivity and resistance to chemical corrosion and heat. With a thickness of 4 mm, it is suitable for bath plating, electrolytic cleaning, degreasing, gold, silver and chrome plating. Its flat and wide design makes it especially useful as a counter or shielding surface in plating baths — even under elevated temperatures. Graphite electrodes are widely used because, unlike some metal anodes, they do not release contaminant metal ions into the electrolyte, which can otherwise disturb coating quality. Typical Applications Bath electroplating for chrome, copper, bronze, gold or silver coatings Electrolytic cleaning and surface preparation Degreasing and activation prior to plating Shield or working surface in electroplating setups High temperature processes where stability is required Key Benefits Large active surface area: perfect for bath and electrolytic applications High electrical conductivity: ensures even current distribution Chemical resistance: suitable for a wide range of electroplating baths Mechanically durable: resistant to wear and tear Versatile: can serve as anode, counter or shield plate Usage Instructions Place the plate directly into the electrolyte or use it as a counter/shield surface. Ensure the graphite is clean and dry before use to maximize conductivity. Remove buildup after extended operation to maintain performance. Due to the material dissolving slowly in electrolytes, periodic replacement may be required. Conclusion The Graphite Plate Electrode 50 × 80 mm is a versatile and reliable component for electroplating processes, offering a large conductive area, chemical resilience and stable performance that enhances efficiency and consistency in a wide range of plating applications.
Cobalt Electrolyte SW10035M High-quality electroplating solution for cobalt deposition Short Description The Cobalt Electrolyte SW10035M is a ready-to-use electroplating solution for the electrolytic deposition of uniform, hard, and bright cobalt layers on conductive metal surfaces. Cobalt coatings offer good chemical resistance, corrosion protection, attractive metallic appearance, and mechanical stability. This electrolyte is suitable for both decorative and functional coatings. Applications The cobalt electrolyte is used for: Decorative surfaces with metallic shine Protective layers against wear and corrosion Functional coatings for technical components Use in tank, brush, and pen/peg plating As a base or intermediate layer for multi-layer plating processes Cobalt coatings combine aesthetic appeal with good mechanical properties, making them ideal for jewelry, electronic components, machinery parts, and technical applications. How Cobalt Electroplating Works (Simple Explanation) Cobalt is deposited through electrolytic plating: Surface Preparation: Clean and degrease the workpiece to remove oils and contaminants. Activation: Chemically activate the surface if needed for optimal adhesion. Plating: Apply direct current; cobalt ions from the solution are reduced and form a uniform, metallic cobalt layer on the surface. Post-treatment: Rinse and dry the plated part. The resulting cobalt layer is uniform, bright, and mechanically stable. Benefits of Cobalt Electrolyte SW10035M Uniform, bright metallic surface Good chemical resistance and wear protection Ideal for decorative and functional applications Compatible with tank, brush, and pen/peg plating Versatile on various substrates after proper pretreatment Excellent foundation for further multi-layer plating Technical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeElectrolyte typeCobalt electroplating solutionpHSlightly acidic to neutral (optimized for plating)Operating temperature20–35 °CVoltage (tank plating)1.5–4.0 VVoltage (brush/pen plating)3–7 VCurrent density0.5–3 A/dm²Anode materialGraphite or cobalt-alloy anodesTypical layer thickness2–8 µm (depending on application)Surface appearanceBright metallicLayer hardnessMedium to highConductivityGoodApplicationsDecorative, electronics, technical parts Note: Values are practical guidelines; actual results may vary depending on equipment, workpiece geometry, and process conditions. Practical Application Tips Surface Preparation: Clean and degrease workpieces thoroughly. Activate surfaces if needed to remove passive oxides. Cobalt Plating: Operate the electrolyte according to recommended parameters. Ensure even movement in brush/pen plating for uniform layers. Maintain proper distance between anode and workpiece for consistent deposition. Post-treatment: Rinse with clean water after plating. Dry and, if desired, gently polish to enhance shine. Safety Information Cobalt electroplating solutions contain chemical components 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 Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children Dispose of waste according to local chemical regulations Proper safety measures and protective equipment are essential for safe handling. Conclusion The Cobalt Electrolyte SW10035M is a reliable electroplating solution for producing bright, high-quality cobalt layers. It combines aesthetic metallic appearance with good mechanical strength and chemical resistance, making it suitable for both decorative and functional applications. With broad applicability and easy handling, it is ideal for hobbyists, workshops, and professional plating facilities.
Content: 0.05 Liter (€280.00 / 1 Liter)
Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10050M) Short Description The Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode is a high‑purity, flat nickel sacrificial anode designed for electroplating applications. It provides controlled nickel ion supply to the plating bath, ensuring stable processes and uniform nickel deposits — perfect for bath, pen and pad plating setups. Product Description This nickel plate electrode is made from high‑purity nickel (approx. 99.8 %) and serves as a sacrificial anode in electroplating. Its flat, broad design offers a large contact area in the electrolyte, promoting even current distribution, consistent metal release and reproducible plating results. Nickel anodes are commonly used to maintain a stable nickel ion concentration in the bath, reduce porosity, and act as a barrier layer before additional coatings like gold or chrome. Typical Applications Electroplating and nickel plating of metal parts Bath electroplating for decorative and protective nickel layers Barrier layers before further plating processes Workshop, laboratory and production electroplating Use in corrosion‑resistant contact applications Key Benefits High purity (~99.8 %): ensures clean nickel ion release Large surface area: promotes even current distribution in the bath Stable plating conditions: supports reproducible nickel deposits Improved adhesion and quality: suitable for both decorative and functional finishes Easy to use: flat shape fits standard plating tanks Usage Instructions Preparation: Clean, degrease and activate workpieces before plating. Setup: Place the nickel anode as the positive electrode (anode) in the electrolyte. Power connection: Connect the nickel anode to the positive terminal and the workpiece to the negative terminal (cathode). Plating: Operate within the recommended voltage and temperature ranges for your nickel electrolyte to achieve uniform layers. Maintenance: Periodic cleaning after extended use helps maintain performance. Conclusion The Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode is a robust and versatile accessory for nickel electroplating processes, offering a wide active surface, high purity and stable ion supply — ideal for bath, pen and pad plating across workshop, lab and production environments.
Copper Plate Electrode (SW10051M) Short Description The Copper Plate Electrode is a large‑area sacrificial anode made from high‑purity copper (≥ 99.9 %) designed for electroplating. It provides a consistent supply of copper ions to the electrolyte, promoting stable baths, uniform deposits and improved conductivity in copper plating applications. Product Description This plate is manufactured from pure copper, which dissolves evenly into the electrolyte to maintain a consistent metal ion concentration. The flat, broad surface makes it ideal for covering larger workpieces or for use in plating tanks where even current distribution is critical to achieving high‑quality copper coatings. Copper anodes like this plate are typically used in bath electroplating settings and can also serve as a foundation layer before other coatings such as nickel or chrome are applied. Typical Applications Electroplating of copper on metal substrates Bath plating for decorative or functional copper layers Undercoat / intermediate layer before nickel or chrome plating Workshop, lab and production electroplating Applications involving larger workpieces requiring extensive coverage Key Benefits High copper purity (≥ 99.9 %): clean ion release for consistent baths Broad plate design: promotes uniform current distribution Improved deposit quality: even, durable copper coatings Flexible use: suitable for a range of plating setups Easy integration: fits naturally into standard bath electroplating processes Usage Instructions Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease all workpieces prior to plating. Placement: Position the copper plate electrode as the anode (positive terminal) in the electrolyte. Connect: Attach the electrode to the positive output of your power supply and the workpiece to the negative (cathode). Plating: Adjust voltage and current according to the specific copper electrolyte used. Maintenance: Periodically clean off any buildup to maintain performance and longevity. Conclusion The Copper Plate Electrode is a reliable, versatile accessory for copper electroplating, offering consistent performance and uniform deposition thanks to its large active surface and high material purity — suitable for hobbyists, workshop use and professional electroplating environments alike.
Product description "Graphite plate electrode". Graphite plate electrode for bath electroplating highly compressed ("isostatically pressed"), wear-resistant fine-grain graphite excellent conductivity and chemical resistance plate thickness 4 mm available in sizes 50 x 80 mm, 100 x 150 mm and 170 x 200 mm for bath electroplating and electrolysis, use: electrolytic cleaning, gold plating, silver plating, chrome plating, degreasing as working or shielding surface for high temperature applications Graphite electrodes are generally used in plating with chrome, copper, white bronze, rose gold, green gold, black chrome, black ruthenium, black rhodium, activation. Actually, the graphite electrode is ultimate for all coatings. The advantage is that in some coatings with stainless steel electrodes, the dislodged metal parts disturb the coating. This does not happen with graphite electrodes, because graphite also filters out contaminated liquids. They also need to be replaced occasionally as they slowly dissolve during coating. Features Used for Doesn’t contaminate Cleaner Activating and electro-cleaning Its resistive properties help to heat the solution you’re plating with Chromium plating, which needs to be plated at 25 degrees celsius; its natural heating action helps to maintain the solution’s optimal temperature Low cost Can be used for all plating processes but carbon electrodes deteriorate over a period of time and discolour swabs (discolouration does not affect the plating quality)