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Galvanisch vernickeln: Vorteile und Nutzen dieser Oberflächenbeschichtung
Es gibt verschiedene Möglichkeiten, mit denen Prototypen, Gehäuse, Baugruppen und auch einzelne Komponenten beschichtet werden können. Eine davon ist das Vernickeln. Um Oberflächen galvanisch vernickeln zu können, braucht es die richtige Technik. Moderne Anlagen sorgen für eine einfache und schnelle Beschichtung und sind häufig die Grundlage für ein sauberes Ergebnis. Erfolgt das Vernickeln galvanisch, bekommen die Oberflächen der Komponenten eine neue Optik.
Ein Verfahren - verschiedene Ergebnisse
Nickel wirkt nach dem Aufbringen silberhell, hat teilweise aber auch einen gelblichen Farbton. Entscheidend ist bei der Oberflächenbeschaffenheit immer das gewählte Verfahren. So gibt es Verfahren, bei denen die Oberflächen glänzend sind, bei anderen bekommen sie einen matten Charakter. Die unterschiedlichen Ergebnisse der Verfahren sorgen dafür, dass sich für alle Komponenten die richtigen Lösungen finden lassen Bei uns finden Sie das richtige Equipment für das galvanische Vernickeln. Unsere Anlagen für die Beschichtung sind einfach anzuwenden und bieten sich für Unternehmen verschiedener Branche und Größe an.
Galvanisch Vernickeln bietet viele Vorteile
Sollen Metallkomponenten gleich welcher Art und Größe vernickelt werden, gibt es zwei Verfahren. Zum einen kann die galvanische, zum anderen die chemische Verfahrensweise angewendet werden. Erfolgt das Vernickeln galvanisch, profitieren Sie unter anderem von deutlich geringeren Kosten. Des Weiteren entsteht eine sehr hochwertige Oberfläche. Nickel bringt noch einen weiteren Vorteil mit. Es verspricht einen hervorragenden und zuverlässigen Korrosionsschutz. Zudem ist eine gute Duktilität gegeben. Wenn Sie Zubehör für das galvanische Vernickeln suchen, können Sie sich auf uns verlassen. Setzen Sie sich jetzt mit uns in Verbindung und entdecken Sie unser breites Angebot.
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Nickel Electrode Ø 6 mm – High-Quality Nickel Anode for Professional Nickel PlatingDurable Nickel Electrode for Tank, Pen and Brush PlatingThe Nickel Electrode Ø 6 mm (BMG-012) is a high-quality anode made from almost pure nickel and has been specially developed for galvanic nickel plating processes. It provides a controlled and stable supply of nickel ions to the electrolyte, ensuring uniform, durable and high-quality nickel coatings.The nickel electrode is ideal for tank plating, pen plating and brush (tampon) plating and is an essential accessory for professional nickel electroplating applications.Your AdvantagesMade from high-quality, almost pure nickelControlled and uniform release of nickel ionsMaintains a stable nickel concentration in the electrolyteProduces consistent and high-quality nickel coatingsImproves process stability and reproducibilityExcellent electrical conductivitySuitable for tank plating, pen plating and brush platingFits standard Ø 6 mm electrode holdersLong service lifeProfessional quality from Betzmann GalvanikWhy Use a Nickel Electrode?During galvanic nickel plating, nickel ions are continuously deposited from the electrolyte onto the workpiece. A nickel electrode acts as a soluble anode, replacing consumed nickel ions and maintaining the correct electrolyte composition.This provides important advantages:Stable electrolyte performanceUniform layer thicknessImproved coating qualityReduced electrolyte maintenanceReliable and repeatable plating resultsNickel electrodes are especially important when producing functional nickel coatings, corrosion protection layers or nickel intermediate layers before precious metal coatings.Typical ApplicationsIdeal for:Galvanic nickel platingTank platingPen platingBrush (tampon) platingDecorative nickel coatingsCorrosion protection layersFunctional nickel coatingsBarrier layers before gold, silver or other precious metal coatingsWorkshopsLaboratoriesIndustrial applicationsRestoration workMaterial PropertiesThe nickel electrode offers:High chemical resistanceExcellent electrical conductivityUniform dissolution in the electrolyteStable nickel ion supplyLong operating lifeApplication InstructionsBefore use:Clean and degrease the workpiece thoroughlySelect a suitable nickel electrolyteEnsure correct electrical connectionsDuring plating:Connect the nickel electrode as the anode (+)Connect the workpiece as the cathode (-)Follow the recommended voltage, temperature and current settings of the nickel electrolyteRegular cleaning of the electrode surface helps maintain consistent plating performance.Technical SpecificationsMaterial: NickelDiameter: 6 mmLength: approx. 95 mmFunction: Soluble nickel anodeSuitable for standard electrode holdersPackage Contents1 × Nickel Electrode Ø 6 mmQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik supplies professional electrodes and accessories for demanding electroplating applications. The Nickel Electrode Ø 6 mm ensures a reliable nickel ion supply and supports the production of uniform, durable and high-quality nickel coatings for hobby users, workshops and professional applications.
Bright Nickel Electrolyte – Ready-to-Use Nickel Plating Solution for Tank, Pen and Brush PlatingProfessional Bright Nickel Electrolyte for Highly Glossy, Corrosion-Resistant and Wear-Resistant Nickel CoatingsThe Bright Nickel Electrolyte from Betzmann Galvanik is a premium-quality, ready-to-use electroplating solution developed for depositing brilliant, highly reflective nickel coatings. It is suitable for both decorative and technical electroplating applications and can be used in tank plating, pen plating, and brush plating.The deposited nickel coatings provide excellent corrosion protection, high hardness, outstanding adhesion, and a bright silver-like finish with the characteristic warm tone of pure nickel. Bright nickel is widely used both as an attractive decorative finish and as a functional intermediate layer for subsequent precious metal coatings.This professional electrolyte is suitable for hobby users, workshops, jewelry manufacturers, restoration specialists, and industrial electroplating applications.Your AdvantagesReady-to-use bright nickel electrolyteBrilliant high-gloss nickel finishExcellent corrosion protectionOutstanding wear resistanceHigh chemical resistanceIdeal diffusion barrier for precious metal platingSuitable for tank, pen, and brush platingDecorative and technical applicationsEasy to useProfessional quality from Betzmann GalvanikTypical ApplicationsPerfect for:Jewelry manufacturingJewelry repairWatchmakingClassic car restorationMotorcycle partsAutomotive componentsMechanical engineeringModel makingMetal finishingElectrical contactsElectronic componentsDecorative metal partsIndustrial electroplatingRestoration projectsExcellent Corrosion Protection and Decorative FinishNickel is one of the most important electroplating metals worldwide. Even relatively thin nickel coatings significantly improve corrosion resistance while protecting metal surfaces against humidity, water, air, diluted acids, and alkaline solutions.For maximum corrosion protection, the classic plating sequence is recommended:Copper → Bright Nickel → ChromiumThis combination produces an exceptionally durable, highly reflective, and wear-resistant surface.Bright nickel can also be used as a decorative final finish without an additional chromium layer.Ideal Diffusion BarrierBright nickel is frequently used as an effective diffusion barrier between copper and precious metal coatings. It prevents migration of base metals into the final coating and maintains long-term colour stability.It is the ideal intermediate layer before:Gold platingRose gold platingWhite gold platingSilver platingPalladium platingRhodium platingBlack rhodium platingRuthenium platingChromium platingSuitable Base MaterialsSuitable for plating:SteelIronCopperBrassBronzeSilverGoldNickelNickel alloysStainless steel should first be activated using a suitable Nickel Strike to ensure excellent adhesion.Not suitable for direct plating on:AluminiumTitaniumChromiumZincThese materials require appropriate pretreatment or specialised intermediate coatings.ApplicationBefore plating, all workpieces should be thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and, where necessary, derusted.For best results, follow these preparation steps:CleanDegreaseActivateNickel plateRinseApply additional decorative coatings if requiredThe use of a Nickel Anode is highly recommended to maintain a constant nickel concentration and maximise electrolyte service life.The magnetic properties of ferromagnetic workpieces remain unchanged after nickel plating.Technical SpecificationsElectrolyte DataReady-to-use electrolytepH value: approx. 4Operating temperature: 15–60 °CRecommended Operating ConditionsCurrent density: 0.3–3.0 A/dm²Up to 5 A/dm² with solution agitationTank plating:Approx. 2.8 V (5 cm electrode distance)Approx. 4.0 V (10 cm electrode distance)Approx. 6.6 V (20 cm electrode distance)Pen and brush plating:Approx. 6–12 VoltsRecommended: 8–9 VoltsPlating time: 10–60 minutesDeposition rate: Approx. 0.2 µm/min at 2 A/dm² and 20 °CAnode material: Nickel AnodeCoating PropertiesBrilliant high-gloss nickel finishBright silver-like appearanceCharacteristic warm nickel colourExcellent adhesionOutstanding corrosion resistanceHigh chemical resistanceExcellent wear resistanceEffective diffusion barrierMagnetic properties of the base material remain unchangedSupplied AsReady-to-use Bright Nickel ElectrolyteAvailable in various container sizesQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik develops premium electroplating solutions for decorative and technical surface finishing. The Bright Nickel Electrolyte produces brilliant, uniform nickel coatings with outstanding corrosion protection and is ideal both as a decorative final finish and as a diffusion barrier before precious metal plating in tank plating, pen plating, and brush plating applications.
Content: 0.1 Liter (€95.00 / 1 Liter)
Nickel Remover / Nickel Stripper – Chemically Remove Nickel Plating with Professional ResultsProfessional Nickel Stripper for Electroplating, Jewellery, Restoration and Industrial ApplicationsThe Nickel Remover from Betzmann Galvanik is a highly effective, ready-to-use chemical solution designed for the selective removal of electroplated nickel coatings and electroless nickel (Ni-P) deposits. The Nickel Stripper works without electricity, allowing nickel coatings to be removed safely, efficiently and with minimal attack on the base material.Whether you are working in electroplating, jewellery manufacturing, restoration, precision engineering or industrial metal finishing, this professional nickel stripper provides a fast, reliable and economical solution for removing worn, damaged or incorrectly applied nickel coatings prior to replating.Your Benefits at a GlanceChemically removes nickel without electricityReady to use – no mixing requiredRemoves electroplated nickel coatingsRemoves electroless nickel (Nickel-Phosphorus / EN)High stripping rate of up to 50 microns per hourHigh capacity – up to 40 g of nickel per litreGentle on copper, brass, steel and silverEasy and safe to useLow odourReusable for long service lifeNo grinding or abrasive blasting requiredProfessional quality from Betzmann GalvanikFast, Controlled and Reliable Nickel RemovalNickel coatings often need to be removed before replating, restoration or repair work. Mechanical methods such as grinding or blasting are time-consuming and may damage valuable base materials.The Nickel Stripper selectively dissolves nickel coatings while leaving the substrate largely unaffected. This allows workpieces to be replated immediately after stripping and avoids the production of hazardous nickel dust associated with mechanical removal methods.Typical ApplicationsIdeal for:Electroplating workshopsJewellery manufacturingJewellery repairWatchmakingRestorationClassic car restorationPrecision engineeringModel makingTool makingMechanical engineeringIndustrial metal finishingLaboratoriesReworking defective electroplated partsSuitable MaterialsSuitable for use on:CopperBrassSteelSilverEffectively removes:Electroplated nickelElectroless nickel (Nickel-Phosphorus / EN)For unknown alloys, a preliminary compatibility test is always recommended.Easy ApplicationThoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece.Pour the Nickel Stripper into a suitable polypropylene (PP), borosilicate glass, ceramic or enamel container.Heat the solution to 50–65 °C for optimum stripping performance.Completely immerse the workpiece.Agitate the workpiece gently during the process.Rinse thoroughly with clean water after stripping.Replate or continue processing immediately.Gentle agitation improves stripping performance. Thick nickel coatings may require multiple stripping cycles.Technical DataProcess: Chemical, immersionPower supply required: NoOperating temperature: 50–65 °CStripping rate: Up to 50 µm/hourCapacity: Approximately 40 g nickel per litreReusableReady-to-use solutionWhy Choose Betzmann Galvanik Nickel Stripper?Compared with mechanical stripping or aggressive removal methods, the Betzmann Galvanik Nickel Stripper offers significant advantages:Gentle on the base materialUniform nickel removalFully controllable stripping processCost-effective operationLong bath lifeReusable solutionNo electrical equipment requiredProfessional results for hobbyists and industry alikeIt is the ideal solution for electroplating companies, jewellery manufacturers, restoration workshops and industrial surface finishing.Safety InformationAlways use the Nickel Stripper in accordance with applicable safety regulations.Wear protective glovesWear safety gogglesUse only in well-ventilated areasAvoid skin and eye contactKeep out of reach of childrenNickel-containing waste solutions must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations. Always follow the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and product label instructions.Quality from Betzmann GalvanikThe Nickel Remover / Nickel Stripper from Betzmann Galvanik has been developed for the professional, safe and efficient removal of nickel coatings. Its high stripping performance, ease of use and excellent material compatibility make it the perfect solution for electroplating, jewellery production, restoration and industrial metal finishing.
Content: 0.25 Liter (€100.00 / 1 Liter)
Black Nickel Electrolyte (Smoky Nickel) – Ready-to-Use Electrolyte for Tank, Pen and Brush PlatingProfessional Black Nickel Electrolyte for Decorative Dark Grey to Deep Black Nickel CoatingsThe Black Nickel Electrolyte (Smoky Nickel) from Betzmann Galvanik is a high-quality, ready-to-use plating solution designed for depositing decorative dark grey to deep black nickel coatings.The resulting coatings provide an elegant, modern appearance with a uniform colour finish and are widely used in the jewelry, watch, eyewear, design, restoration, and decorative metal finishing industries.Black Nickel is often used as a cost-effective alternative to Black Rhodium or Black Ruthenium. It offers an attractive dark metallic finish, good adhesion, and simple processing.The electrolyte is suitable for tank plating, pen plating, and brush/tampon plating, making it ideal for professional applications as well as repairs, prototypes, and small series production.Suitable Base MaterialsThe Black Nickel Electrolyte can be applied to various properly prepared metallic surfaces, including:NickelCopperBrassBronzeSilverGoldStainless steel (after suitable activation)Nickel-plated surfacesOther electroplated metalsFor optimum adhesion and durability, a suitable intermediate layer such as nickel or palladium may be recommended depending on the base material.Typical ApplicationsIdeal for:Jewelry manufacturingJewelry repairWatch casesWatch strapsEyewear framesWriting instrumentsDecorative metal componentsDesign objectsClassic restoration projectsModel makingCraftsElectroplating workshopsGoldsmithsJewelersProduct AdvantagesReady-to-use Black Nickel electrolyteDark grey to deep black finishElegant smoky nickel appearanceUniform coating formationGood adhesionDecorative final coatingEasy handlingSuitable for tank, pen and brush platingProfessional qualityIdeal for selective platingSuitable for single parts, repairs, and small production runsTechnical DataRecommended Operating ConditionsTank plating voltage: approx. 1.5–4.0 VoltsPen / brush plating voltage: approx. 3–6 VoltsBath temperature: 20–30 °CAnode material: Graphite electrode or Platinum electrodeReady-to-use electrolyteCoating PropertiesDark grey to deep black nickel coatingSatin to slightly glossy appearanceUniform colour distributionGood abrasion resistanceHigh colour stabilityDecorative final finishApplicationBefore plating, the workpiece must be thoroughly cleaned and activated to ensure optimum adhesion.For consistent results, voltage, electrode distance, plating time, and surface preparation should be adjusted according to the workpiece and application.The electrolyte is suitable for both small repair jobs and complete decorative coating of components.Supplied AsReady-to-use Black Nickel ElectrolyteAvailable in different container sizesQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik supplies professional electrolytes for decorative and technical surface finishing applications.The Black Nickel Electrolyte (Smoky Nickel) produces elegant dark grey to deep black nickel surfaces with excellent colour uniformity and easy processing. It is the ideal solution for jewelry, watches, design objects, restoration projects, and decorative metal finishing – providing an attractive and economical alternative to Black Rhodium and Black Ruthenium coatings.
Content: 0.05 Liter (€240.00 / 1 Liter)
Industrial Nickel Electrolyte – High-Performance Bright Nickel Solution for Tank, Pen & Brush PlatingProfessional High-Performance Bright Nickel Electrolyte for Fast, Brilliant and Corrosion-Resistant Nickel CoatingsThe Industrial Nickel Electrolyte from Betzmann Galvanik is a premium, ready-to-use bright nickel plating solution developed specifically for professional electroplating applications. Thanks to its high nickel concentration, it offers an exceptionally high deposition rate while producing brilliant, uniform, and highly adherent nickel coatings.The deposited nickel layers provide outstanding corrosion protection, excellent wear resistance, and high chemical resistance. They can be used either as a decorative final finish or as a functional diffusion barrier before subsequent precious metal plating.The electrolyte is suitable for tank plating, pen plating, and brush plating, making it ideal for industrial production, restoration work, jewelry manufacturing, repairs, prototypes, and technical electroplating applications.Your AdvantagesProfessional high-performance nickel electrolyteHigh nickel concentrationVery high deposition rateBrilliant bright nickel finishExcellent adhesionOutstanding corrosion protectionHigh chemical resistanceExcellent wear resistanceIdeal diffusion barrier before precious metal platingSuitable for tank, pen, and brush platingProfessional industrial qualityCost-effective due to rapid plating performanceTypical ApplicationsPerfect for:Electroplating companiesIndustrial manufacturingMechanical engineeringMetal finishingTool manufacturingJewelry productionJewelry repairWatchmakingAutomotive industryClassic vehicle restorationElectronicsElectrical contactsModel makingPrototype manufacturingCorrosion Protection and Functional CoatingsNickel is one of the most important engineering coatings used in electroplating. The deposited nickel layers provide excellent protection against corrosion, diluted acids, alkaline solutions, moisture, and atmospheric influences while significantly improving wear resistance.The electrolyte also serves as an excellent diffusion barrier before plating with:GoldRose GoldSilverPalladiumRhodiumBlack RhodiumRutheniumChromiumSuitable Base MaterialsSuitable for plating:SteelIronCopperBrassBronzeNickelSilverGoldStainless steel should first be activated using a suitable Nickel Strike to ensure optimum adhesion.ApplicationBefore plating, all workpieces should be thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and activated if necessary.For maximum electrolyte life and consistent nickel concentration, the use of a Nickel Anode is strongly recommended.Technical SpecificationsElectrolyte DataReady-to-use industrial nickel electrolytepH value: approx. 3.5–4.5Can be adjusted with 10% sulfuric acid if requiredOperating temperature: 15–60 °CRecommended Operating ConditionsCurrent density: 0.5–4.0 A/dm²Up to 7 A/dm² with solution agitationTank plating:Approx. 2.4 Volts (5 cm electrode distance)Approx. 3.0 Volts (10 cm electrode distance)Approx. 4.5 Volts (20 cm electrode distance)Pen & Brush plating:3–6 VoltsRecommended: 4–5 VoltsPlating time: 5–60 minutesDeposition rate: Approx. 1.3 µm/min at 3 A/dm²Anode material: Nickel AnodeCoating PropertiesBrilliant bright nickel finishUniform coating appearanceExcellent adhesionOutstanding corrosion resistanceHigh chemical resistanceExcellent wear resistanceVery high deposition efficiencyIdeal decorative finish or functional diffusion barrierImportant Legal NoticeThis Industrial Nickel Electrolyte is intended exclusively for commercial and industrial customers.Sale is only permitted upon submission of a valid business registration and a completed End-Use Declaration (EUD), where required by applicable regulations.Orders cannot be processed without the required documentation.Supplied AsReady-to-use Industrial Nickel ElectrolyteAvailable in various container sizesQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik develops premium electroplating solutions for decorative and technical surface finishing. The Industrial Nickel Electrolyte combines a high nickel concentration, rapid deposition, brilliant surface quality, and outstanding process reliability, making it the ideal choice for professional electroplating companies, manufacturers, workshops, and industrial applications.
Content: 0.1 Liter (€148.00 / 1 Liter)
Nickel-Strike – Adhesion Layer for Stainless Steel and Difficult-to-Plate MetalsProfessional Pretreatment for Electroplating Stainless Steel and High-Alloy SteelsThe Nickel-Strike Electrolyte from Betzmann Galvanik has been specially developed to make stainless steel, high-alloy steels and difficult-to-plate metals suitable for electroplating.Nickel-Strike, also known as strike nickel or nickel strike plating, has been used in electroplating technology since the end of the 19th century and is now an essential process step for professional surface finishing.The oxide layers present on stainless steel and high-alloy materials often prevent reliable adhesion of subsequent galvanic or chemical coatings. Nickel-Strike activates the oxide layer and simultaneously creates a thin, strongly adhering nickel layer.This micro-thin nickel layer forms the ideal base for further coatings such as:CopperNickelGoldSilverPalladiumRhodiumChromiumSuitable for:Tank platingPen platingBrush / tampon platingElectroless coating processesYour AdvantagesMakes stainless steel and high-alloy steels suitable for electroplatingExcellent adhesion promoter for further coatingsRemoves interfering oxide layersDissolves chromium oxides on stainless steel surfacesCreates a strongly adhering nickel layerSuitable for galvanic and electroless processesIdeal for tank and pen platingSuitable for stainless steel, nickel and special alloysProfessional quality from Betzmann GalvanikHow Nickel-Strike WorksStainless steel and high-alloy steels have a very stable passive layer consisting mainly of chromium oxides. This layer normally prevents reliable electroplating.Nickel-Strike provides:Activation of the metal surfaceRemoval of interfering oxide layersDissolution of chromium compounds on the surfaceDeposition of a thin nickel layerThis newly deposited nickel layer ensures excellent adhesion for further coatings.The ideal coating system:Stainless Steel → Nickel-Strike → Copper or Nickel → Gold / Silver / Palladium / Rhodium / ChromiumTypical ApplicationsNickel-Strike is used for:Stainless steelHigh-alloy steelsNickelNickel alloysPassivated nickel surfacesSpecial metalsEspecially suitable for alloys containing:SiliconMagnesiumManganeseLeadTungstenTitaniumReactivation of Passivated Nickel SurfacesAlready nickel-plated components can develop a passive surface after prolonged exposure to air.These so-called passivated nickel layers lose their original adhesion properties for further coatings.Treatment with Nickel-Strike reactivates the surface and enables reliable further plating.Application InstructionsBefore every treatment:Completely remove grease and oilsClean the workpiece thoroughlyRemove rust and contaminationHandle the workpiece only with clean disposable glovesSkin oils can significantly reduce the adhesion of the subsequent coating.After Nickel-Strike treatment, the workpiece should be further processed within 10–30 minutes to prevent renewed oxidation.Electroplating Process (with Power Supply)Suitable AnodesTank plating:Graphite anodesNickel anodesPlatinum-plated anodesPen and tampon plating:Graphite anodesNickel anodesPlatinum-plated anodesStainless steel anodes can also be used as an alternativeTechnical DataOperating ParametersCurrent density: 8.5–25 A/dm²Up to 50 A/dm² with movementTank Plating:Approx. 2 Volts (5 cm electrode distance)Approx. 3 Volts (10 cm electrode distance)Approx. 4.6 Volts (20 cm electrode distance)Tampon / Pen Plating:2.5–5 VoltsRecommended: approx. 3 VoltsAdditional parameters:Working temperature: 20–50 °CpH value: 1Immersion time: 2–5 minutesDeposition rate:approx. 0.03 µm/min at 10 A/dm² and 20 °CAnode material: NickelImportant Polarity InformationFor stainless steel:Anode → Positive pole (+)Workpiece → Negative pole (-)For nickel:Anode → Negative pole (-)Workpiece → Positive pole (+)For pen plating or immersion treatment:Treat the workpiece for approx. 10–60 secondsRinse briefly afterwardsElectroless Process (without Power Supply)Place the Nickel-Strike electrolyte into a suitable container.Heat the electrolyte to 35–50 °C.Immerse the workpiece for 0.5–3 minutes.Rinse thoroughly afterwards.Nickel-Strike can also be used at room temperature. However, the required immersion time will be longer.Safety InformationAlways use:Safety gogglesProtective glovesGood ventilationDo not inhale vapours or aerosols.Only use in well-ventilated areas.Supplied AsReady-to-use Nickel-Strike electrolyteSuitable for galvanic and electroless applicationsAvailable in various container sizesQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik develops professional solutions for demanding surface finishing applications. The Nickel-Strike Electrolyte is the reliable pretreatment for stainless steel and difficult-to-plate metals and creates the necessary adhesion base for high-quality decorative and technical coatings.
Content: 0.1 Liter (€95.00 / 1 Liter)