K-Gold - Clear Gold Electroplating Solution – for Pen, Bath & Swab Plating (10 g) Professional cyanide-free gold electrolyte for selective and immersion plating The K-Gold electroplating solution is a premium, cyanide-free gold electrolyte designed for pen plating, swab (tampon) plating and bath electroplating. It is ideal for jewellery finishing, repair plating, precision components and controlled gold deposition on small parts. The solution deposits a high-purity gold layer (up to 24 K) with excellent adhesion and uniform thickness. It can be used pure or blended with coloured gold additives to achieve specific karat values and gold shades. Key Features & Benefits High-purity gold electrolyte (≈ 10 g Au/L equivalent) Cyanide-free formulation for safer professional use Suitable for three plating methods: – Pen plating – Swab / tampon plating – Bath (immersion) plating Excellent adhesion on nickel, copper, silver and brass (proper pretreatment required) Soft, burnishable gold deposit with high visual quality Technical Parameters Gold concentration: approx. 10 g/L equivalent Deposit purity: 99.9–100 % gold Operating voltage: – Pen / swab plating: from 3.5 V – Bath plating:  3 V (current-controlled recommended) begin with 0,1 Ampere pro cm2 Temperature: 20–25 °C Recommended anode: Carbon or platinised titanium (bath) Hardness: approx. 170–180 HV Density: approx. 19.0 g/cm³ Pen Plating Application Ideal for localised plating, repairs and touch-ups. Clean, degrease and activate surface Load plating pen or swab with K-Gold solution Apply 2–3.5 V Move evenly across the surface to build the layer Swab / Tampon Plating Application Best for controlled selective plating on larger areas. Soak swab with electrolyte Maintain gentle, even contact Keep voltage stable Repeat passes to achieve desired thickness Bath Plating Application For uniform full-surface gold plating of small components. Thorough surface preparation Fill plating bath with K-Gold solution Use carbon or platinised titanium anode Apply low current density at 2–4 V Rinse and dry after plating Notes Air-sensitive – reseal container immediately after use Can be mixed with gold colour additives for karat matching Suitable for decorative and functional gold coatings

 Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10083) Short Description The Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode with the soze of 100 x 60 x 0,6 mm 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.

 Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10082) Short Description The Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode with the soze of 170 x 30 mm 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.

18K Rose Gold Electrolyte – Professional Rose Gold Plating Solution (4.0 g/L Au)Premium 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte for Brilliant Rose Gold and Red Gold PlatingThe 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte is a premium, ready-to-use rose gold plating solution designed for depositing elegant 18-karat rose gold and red gold coatings. This neutral gold electrolyte operates without free cyanide, features a stable pH value, and produces uniform, high-gloss, and highly adherent gold-copper alloy coatings.The balanced gold-copper alloy creates the characteristic warm rose gold color that is highly valued in jewelry manufacturing, luxury goods, and premium decorative finishing. The deposited coatings offer excellent hardness, outstanding wear resistance, and very good corrosion and tarnish resistance.With a gold content of 4.0 g/L Au and 3.0 g/L copper, the electrolyte produces brilliant rose gold coatings with thicknesses of up to 10 µm under optimum operating conditions.The electrolyte is suitable for both decorative and technical applications and can be used for tank plating, pen plating, and brush plating.ApplicationsThe 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte is ideal for:JewelryRingsNecklacesPendantsBraceletsEarringsWatches and watch componentsEyewear framesLuxury accessoriesDesigner productsDecorative metal finishingPremium surface finishingPrecision engineering componentsSuitable for:JewelersGoldsmithsJewelry manufacturersElectroplating companiesWatchmakersIndustrial applicationsProfessional workshopsProduct BenefitsReady-to-use 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte4.0 g/L Gold (Au)3.0 g/L Copper (Cu)Neutral electrolyteFree from free cyanideElegant warm rose gold finishBright, high-gloss coatingExcellent adhesionHigh hardnessOutstanding wear resistanceExcellent corrosion resistanceVery good tarnish resistanceCoating thickness up to 10 µmSuitable for decorative and technical applicationsCompatible with tank plating, pen plating, and brush platingProfessional electroplating qualitySuitable Base MaterialsThe electrolyte is suitable for a wide variety of metallic substrates and properly prepared electroplated surfaces.Suitable materials include:GoldSilverCopperBrassBronzeNickelPalladiumStainless steel (with appropriate pre-treatment)Suitable electroplated intermediate layersFor optimum adhesion and coating quality, all workpieces should be thoroughly cleaned, degreased, rinsed, and activated before plating.Technical SpecificationsProduct Type18K Rose Gold ElectrolyteGold Content4.0 g/L Au (3.5–4.5 g/L)Copper Content3.0 g/L Cu (2.5–3.5 g/L)pH Value7.5 (7.2–8.0)Density1.07 g/mlRecommended Operating ConditionsParameterValueVoltage1.6 Volts (1.4–1.8 V)Bath Temperature57 °C (55–60 °C)Electrode MaterialGraphite or Platinum ElectrodesAnode/Cathode RatioApprox. 2:1Workpiece AgitationRequiredCurrent DensityApprox. 0.3 A/dm² (0.1–0.5 A/dm²)Deposition RateApprox. 45 mg/A·minDeposition SpeedApprox. 0.1 µm/minBath FiltrationRecommended for bath volumes above 10 litersCoating PropertiesThe deposited gold-copper alloy provides:Elegant warm rose gold finishBrilliant high-gloss appearanceExcellent adhesionHigh hardnessOutstanding wear resistanceExcellent corrosion resistanceVery good tarnish resistanceUniform coating thicknessLong-lasting decorative finishDeposit CharacteristicsHardness: 380–400 HVMaximum Coating Thickness: Up to 10 µmTank Plating, Pen Plating or Brush Plating?The 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte is suitable for multiple electroplating methods.Tank PlatingIdeal for:Complete workpiecesBatch productionUniform coatingsHigher coating thicknessesPen PlatingIdeal for:RepairsSelective gold platingSmall surface areasTouch-up workBrush PlatingIdeal for:Large componentsLocalized platingFixed assembliesOn-site repairsProcessing RecommendationsFor optimum plating performance, all workpieces should be thoroughly cleaned, degreased, rinsed, and activated before electroplating. Maintaining the recommended operating parameters ensures uniform coating thickness, excellent adhesion, and a consistent rose gold color.Changes in voltage, temperature, or current density may influence the final color, coating thickness, and surface quality.Available VersionReady-to-Use 18K Rose Gold Electrolyte – 4.0 g/L AuQuality from Betzmann GalvanikBetzmann Galvanik develops premium precious metal electrolytes for professional electroplating applications in jewelry manufacturing, watchmaking, luxury goods, industrial finishing, and precision engineering.Our rose gold electrolytes are manufactured to the highest quality standards, ensuring excellent process stability, consistent plating performance, and brilliant 18K rose gold coatings with exceptional durability and premium appearance.

 Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10081) Short Description The Nickel Anode / Plate Electrode with the soze of 150 x 25 x 1 mm 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.

Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10080) Short Description The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is a flat sacrificial anode made from high-purity zinc (Zn ≥ 99.8 %), designed for electroplating processes that require uniform, protective zinc coatings. It supplies zinc ions steadily into the electrolyte, promoting stable plating conditions and consistent deposit quality.  Product Description This plate electrode is made from high-purity zinc and features a flat, broad geometry (approx. 100 × 80 mm) with a thickness of about 0.3 mm, making it suitable for plating larger surface areas evenly. As a sacrificial anode, zinc dissolves in a controlled manner, helping to maintain the metal content of the bath and provide stable plating conditions.  The large active surface makes this electrode particularly suitable for bath electroplating with zinc electrolytes, ensuring uniform current distribution and improved coating quality.  Typical Applications Electroplating of zinc for corrosion protection Bath plating for decorative or functional zinc finishes Plating of larger components requiring even coverage Workshop, laboratory, and educational electroplating processes Key Benefits High-purity zinc (≥ 99.8 %): supports clean, reproducible results Broad plate design: improves current distribution across surfaces Ideal for zinc electrolyte baths: enhances plating consistency Controlled electrolyte regeneration: maintains bath composition Simple to integrate: suitable for various electroplating setups Usage Instructions Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece; activate if required. Placement: Position the zinc plate electrode as the anode (positive terminal) in the electrolyte, with the workpiece as the cathode. Plating: Set current and voltage according to the specific zinc electrolyte — typically low volt ranges are used. Maintenance: Clean the electrode periodically to remove oxide buildup and maintain performance. Conclusion The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is an efficient sacrificial anode designed for consistent and uniform zinc electroplating. Its large active surface and high material purity make it suitable for hobby, workshop, and professional electroplating applications alike. 

Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10079) Short Description The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is a flat sacrificial anode made from high-purity zinc (Zn ≥ 99.8 %), designed for electroplating processes that require uniform, protective zinc coatings. It supplies zinc ions steadily into the electrolyte, promoting stable plating conditions and consistent deposit quality. Product Description This plate electrode is made from high-purity zinc and features a flat, broad geometry (approx. 100 × 80 mm) with a thickness of about 3 mm, making it suitable for plating larger surface areas evenly. As a sacrificial anode, zinc dissolves in a controlled manner, helping to maintain the metal content of the bath and provide stable plating conditions.  The large active surface makes this electrode particularly suitable for bath electroplating with zinc electrolytes, ensuring uniform current distribution and improved coating quality.  Typical Applications Electroplating of zinc for corrosion protection Bath plating for decorative or functional zinc finishes Plating of larger components requiring even coverage Workshop, laboratory, and educational electroplating processes Key Benefits High-purity zinc (≥ 99.8 %): supports clean, reproducible results Broad plate design: improves current distribution across surfaces Ideal for zinc electrolyte baths: enhances plating consistency Controlled electrolyte regeneration: maintains bath composition Simple to integrate: suitable for various electroplating setups Usage Instructions Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece; activate if required. Placement: Position the zinc plate electrode as the anode (positive terminal) in the electrolyte, with the workpiece as the cathode. Plating: Set current and voltage according to the specific zinc electrolyte — typically low volt ranges are used. Maintenance: Clean the electrode periodically to remove oxide buildup and maintain performance. Conclusion The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is an efficient sacrificial anode designed for consistent and uniform zinc electroplating. Its large active surface and high material purity make it suitable for hobby, workshop, and professional electroplating applications alike. 

Electroplating Pen Set for Pen / Pad Electroplating - Brush Plating  The set consists of: 1x Hand electroplating handle made of high-quality brass - insulated - for various electrodes up to 6mm with quick release fastener Rear connection for measuring cable - front connection for electrodes up to 6mm 1x Lead PLUS1x Lead MINUS with crocodile clip1x stainless steel electrode 6 mm for degreasing, dechroming, activating, chrome plating1x graphite electrode 6 mm for silver plating, gold plating, palladium, platinum, black nickel, and much more. 

25A Electroplating Power Supply – The Perfect Balance Between Performance and Control The 25A electroplating power supply (analog laboratory unit) is the ideal solution for users who need reliable power, precise control, and versatile application options. It offers the perfect balance between entry-level usability and professional performance, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced users. This is the most practical and widely used power class in electroplating. 25 Amps – The Optimal Power Range With up to 25A continuous output (approx. 28A peak), this unit provides: stable plating conditions uniform coating thickness reliable performance even on larger surfaces Perfect for workshops, small production, and professional applications. Precision Control for Perfect Results Voltage range: 3 – 15 V adjustable Optional: 13.8 V fixed output mode Analog display for voltage and current This allows precise control over: coating thickness adhesion quality surface finish A stable power supply is essential for consistent, high-quality plating results. No Size Limitation With this power supply, you can plate: small parts (jewelry, screws) large components (pipes, structures, panels) One system for all sizes and applications. Compatible Plating Methods Pen Plating – precise localized repairs Brush / Tampon Plating – flexible surface coating Bath Plating – uniform production plating Suitable for hobby, professional, and industrial use. Compatible Plating Materials Supports a wide range of electroplating electrolytes: Gold (24K to 9K, white gold, rose gold) Silver Nickel Copper (acid & alkaline systems) Chrome & black chrome Rhodium & black rhodium Palladium, platinum, zinc, tin Fully compatible with modern electroplating systems. Technical Highlights Output current: 25A continuous / ~28A peak Voltage: 3 – 15 V adjustable Power: approx. 375 W Very low ripple (<50 mV) → clean plating results Analog meters for voltage and current Fan-cooled system Robust metal housing Weight: approx. 2.7 kg Safety & Reliability Overload protection Overtemperature protection Short-circuit protection Reverse polarity protection Designed for continuous and reliable operation. Why Choose This 25A Power Supply? Compared to smaller units, 25A offers: higher process stability better results on medium to large surfaces faster deposition rates fewer plating defects The perfect “sweet spot” between entry-level and professional systems. Typical Applications Gold plating jewelry and components Copper and nickel plating Chrome plating automotive parts Restoration and refinishing Industrial and technical coatings Quick Start Guide Connect the workpiece (cathode) Connect the anode Select the electrolyte Adjust voltage and current Start plating and fine-tune as needed Precise control ensures optimal coating performance. Conclusion – The All-Rounder for Electroplating The 25A electroplating power supply is the ideal choice for users who want: professional results flexible application reliable performance It is the most commonly used power level in electroplating, offering the perfect mix of power and control. Buying Argument If you want one device that covers almost everything: 25A is the perfect choice – powerful, precise, and future-proof. Entry level: 10A power supplies Advanced: 25A systems High-performance: 40A and above

Schwefelsäure (10%, reinst)Andere Namen: Vitriolöl, Dihydrogensulfat, MonothionsäureGehalt: 10%, reinstCAS-Nummer: 7664-93-9EG-Nummer: 231-639-5EG-Index-Nummer: 016-020-00-8UFI: 3J60-N07J-5004-3VW2Lagerklasse: 8BUN-Nummer: 2796 Kategorie 0 - Chemikalien die nicht als Gefahrstoff klassifiziert sind, sowie Gefahrstoffe, für die laut Gesetz keine formale Verkaufseinschränkung besteht (Gefährlichkeitsmerkmale GHS02 (Flamme, jedoch nicht extrem entzündlich), GHS05 (Ätzwirkung), GHS07 (Ausrufezeichen) oder GHS09 (Umwelt). Abgabe an Jedermann!GHS-Kennzeichnungselemente: Signalwort: AchtungGefahrenhinweise:H290 Kann gegenüber Metallen korrosiv sein.H315 Verursacht Hautreizungen.H319 Verursacht schwere Augenreizung.Sicherheitshinweise:P102 Darf nicht in die Hände von Kindern gelangen.P280 Schutzhandschuhe / Augenschutz / Gesichtsschutz tragen.P305+P351+P338 BEI KONTAKT MIT DEN AUGEN: Einige Minuten lang behutsam mit Wasser spülen. Eventuell vorhandene Kontaktlinsen nach Möglichkeit entfernen. Weiter spülen.P332+P313 Bei Hautreizung: Ärztlichen Rat einholen/ärztliche Hilfe hinzuziehen.P362+P364 Kontaminierte Kleidung ausziehen und vor erneutem Tragen waschen.P337+P313 Bei anhaltender Augenreizung: Ärztlichen Rat einholen/ärztliche Hilfe hinzuziehen.P406 In korrosionsbeständigem Behälter / Behälter mit korrosionsbeständiger Innenauskleidung aufbewahren.

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.

Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode (SW10071) Short Description The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is a flat sacrificial anode made from high-purity zinc (Zn ≥ 99.8 %), designed for electroplating processes that require uniform, protective zinc coatings. It supplies zinc ions steadily into the electrolyte, promoting stable plating conditions and consistent deposit quality.  Product Description This plate electrode is made from high-purity zinc and features a flat, broad geometry (approx. 50 × 80 mm for the M size) with a thickness of about 0.7 mm, making it suitable for plating larger surface areas evenly. As a sacrificial anode, zinc dissolves in a controlled manner, helping to maintain the metal content of the bath and provide stable plating conditions.  The large active surface makes this electrode particularly suitable for bath electroplating with zinc electrolytes, ensuring uniform current distribution and improved coating quality. Typical Applications Electroplating of zinc for corrosion protection Bath plating for decorative or functional zinc finishes Plating of larger components requiring even coverage Workshop, laboratory, and educational electroplating processes Key Benefits High-purity zinc (≥ 99.8 %): supports clean, reproducible results Broad plate design: improves current distribution across surfaces Ideal for zinc electrolyte baths: enhances plating consistency Controlled electrolyte regeneration: maintains bath composition Simple to integrate: suitable for various electroplating setups Usage Instructions Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece; activate if required. Placement: Position the zinc plate electrode as the anode (positive terminal) in the electrolyte, with the workpiece as the cathode. Plating: Set current and voltage according to the specific zinc electrolyte — typically low volt ranges are used. Maintenance: Clean the electrode periodically to remove oxide buildup and maintain performance. Conclusion The Zinc Anode / Plate Electrode is an efficient sacrificial anode designed for consistent and uniform zinc electroplating. Its large active surface and high material purity make it suitable for hobby, workshop, and professional electroplating applications alike.

Alkaline Copper BMG 093M – Precision, Adhesion & Professional Results The Alkaline Copper from Betzmann Galvanik is a high-performance, versatile electroplating electrolyte designed for demanding applications in bath plating, pen plating, and tampon plating. Engineered for maximum adhesion and uniform deposition, this electrolyte produces smooth, low-stress copper layers, making it ideal as both an intermediate layer and a decorative finish. Suitable for both beginners and professionals, it ensures consistent and reliable results across a wide range of applications. Key Benefits at a Glance Excellent adhesion on various metals Smooth, dense and uniform copper layers Perfect for complex geometries and fine details Suitable for: Bath electroplating Pen plating Tampon plating Beginner-friendly yet professional-grade Reduced internal stress for crack-free coatings Applications Jewelry manufacturing & finishing Repair and restoration Model making & precision engineering PCB and technical applications Decorative metal finishing Technical Parameters Electrolyte type: Alkaline Metal: Copper Application methods: Bath, pen, and tampon plating Working temperature: approx. 20–30 °C pH value: Alkaline (stabilized) Current density: Bath: approx. 0.5 – 2.5 A/dm² Pen/Tampon: adjustable depending on use Voltage: approx. 1–6 V Anode material: Copper (recommended) Application Guide (Beginner to Professional) 1. Surface Preparation (critical for adhesion) Thoroughly degrease the workpiece Activate / pickle depending on base material Rinse with distilled water Avoid touching the surface afterwards 2. Bath Electroplating (efficient & uniform) Fully immerse the workpiece in the electrolyte Apply DC current (follow recommended current density) Plate until desired thickness is achieved Use agitation for uniform results Ideal for larger parts and batch processing 3. Pen Plating (precise & flexible) Apply electrolyte via felt or sponge tip Move the plating pen evenly across the surface Start with low voltage and increase gradually  Perfect for small areas, repairs and detail work  4. Tampon Plating (controlled & mobile) Soak tampon with electrolyte Apply directly to the surface Maintain even pressure and movement  Best for selective plating and hard-to-reach areas  Pro Tips for Best Results Lower current density = finer, smoother layers Higher current density = faster build-up (risk of roughness) Always work with clean solutions and tools Rinse between steps for better quality Maintain stable temperature Conclusion The Alkaline Copper BMG 093M is the perfect choice for anyone seeking reliable, high-quality and versatile copper plating results. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, this electrolyte delivers excellent adhesion, smooth finishes, and consistent performance.

Zinc Electrolyte – Reliable Corrosion Protection Through Electroplating The zinc electrolyte is a professional electroplating solution designed for the deposition of protective zinc coatings on metal surfaces. It is suitable for pen plating, brush (tampon) plating, and bath plating, delivering uniform, corrosion-resistant coatings on steel, iron, and copper-based materials. Zinc is one of the most widely used metals in electroplating, specifically applied to protect components from rust, oxidation, and environmental damage. Key Benefits Effective corrosion protection for steel and iron Uniform, bright zinc coatings with good surface finish Mildly acidic, cyanide-free and ammonium-free → easy and safer handling Suitable for all plating methods (pen, brush, bath) Excellent throwing power for complex geometries Ideal for repair work, restoration, and production use Applications Plating of screws, nuts, and metal components Corrosion protection for steel and iron parts Automotive parts and restoration (e.g. classic cars) Mechanical engineering and metalworking Outdoor components (fences, railings, exposed parts) Compatible Plating Methods Pen Plating – localized repair and touch-up Brush / Tampon Plating – flexible use on complex surfaces Bath Plating – uniform coating for batch production Technical Specifications Electrolyte type: mildly acidic Operating temperature: 15 – 60 °C Voltage: Bath plating: 0.5 – 3.5 V Pen / Brush plating: 3 – 7 V Current density: 0.25 – 2 A/dm² Deposition rate: approx. 0.8 µm/min Anodes: zinc or graphite Suitable Base Materials Iron Steel Copper and copper alloys (Note: Aluminum, chromium, or titanium require special pre-treatment.)  Step-by-Step Instructions – How Zinc Plating Works 1. Surface Preparation (Critical Step) Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece Remove rust mechanically or chemically Only clean surfaces ensure proper adhesion 2. Setup Workpiece = cathode (negative pole) Anode = zinc or graphite (positive pole) Electrolyte = zinc solution 3. Plating Process Apply direct current Zinc ions migrate to the workpiece Formation of a uniform zinc coating 4. Process Control Reduce current if excessive gas formation occurs Maintain movement during brush plating Keep voltage and temperature stable Why Zinc Is So Effective Zinc acts as a sacrificial metal (anodic protection): It corrodes first and protects the underlying base material. Result: Extended component lifespan Reliable rust protection High resistance to environmental exposure Typical Coating Functions Corrosion protection layer Sacrificial (anodic) protection Base layer for further coatings Functional protective coating Safety Information Avoid contact with skin and eyes Use protective gloves and goggles Ensure proper ventilation Dispose of according to local regulations Conclusion – Essential Electrolyte for Corrosion Protection The zinc electrolyte is one of the most important solutions in electroplating, especially when it comes to durability, corrosion resistance, and cost efficiency. It offers: Reliable rust protection Simple and flexible application Professional results for both beginners and industrial users  Ideal for anyone looking to protect and enhance metal surfaces efficiently and long-term.

Gold Electrolyte – 2 g/L Gold Plating Solution (BMG-077-TG-2GM)Brilliant, Durable Gold CoatingsOur high-quality Gold Electrolyte (2 g/L) allows uniform, brilliant, and long-lasting gold plating. Perfect for jewelry, technical parts, and professional applications requiring high corrosion resistance, conductivity, and optical perfection.Suitable for bath plating, brush plating, and pad plating.💡 Note: Always ensure proper cleaning and surface preparation for best results.Key Benefits✔ Bright, mirror-like gold finish✔ Excellent wear and abrasion resistance✔ High corrosion and tarnish protection✔ Uniform, adhesive coatings✔ Suitable for bath, brush, and pad plating✔ Ideal for jewelry, watches, and technical components✔ Can be combined with palladium or rhodium pre- and post-coatingsTechnical SpecificationsParameterValue / RecommendationGold Content2 g/LVoltage (Bath)2.0 – 4.0 VVoltage (Brush/Pad)3.0 – 6.0 VTemperature20 – 40 °CpH Valuestrongly acidicElectrodesPlatinum or titaniumCoating Colorbright yellow goldLayer Thickness0.1 – 2 µm (adjustable)Depositionuniform & controllable💡 Pro Tip: A pre-layer of palladium improves adhesion and reduces surface imperfections.ApplicationsJewelry (rings, chains, gold alloys)Watches and luxury itemsElectrical contacts and connectorsPrecision technical componentsDecorative and protective coatingsApplication – Step by StepClean & degreaseActivate surfacePre-plating (optional but recommended) – palladium or nickelGold plating – bath, brush, or padPost-treatment – rinse, dry, optional protective layer💡 Pro Tip: Use a clean platinum electrode and proper current density to achieve the most uniform, high-brightness finish.CompatibilityElectroplating bathsBrush plating devicesPad plating systems👉 Can be combined with:Palladium or rhodium pre-coatingCorrect electrodes and fabric padsPractical ExamplesGold-plated rings and chains with high brillianceTechnical contacts with wear-resistant gold finishDecorative items with precise, even gold layersFAQWhy use gold electrolyte?For a brilliant, conductive, and corrosion-resistant gold layer.How thick should the gold layer be?Depends on application: decorative 0.1–0.5 µm, technical 1–2 µm.Is it suitable for beginners?Yes, with proper cleaning, activation, and controlled current.Which electrode works best?Platinum electrodes produce the most stable, uniform results.Recommended AccessoriesPower supply / rectifiersElectrodes (Platinum / Titanium)Cleaners & activatorsGalvanic plating systemsOrder Gold Electrolyte 2 g/L NowAchieve high-brightness, durable, professional gold coatings for jewelry, electronics, and technical applications.👉 Order now and create perfect surfaces.

Aluminum Activator – The Critical Step for Perfect Plating on Aluminum The aluminum activator is a specialized chemical solution designed for the pre-treatment of aluminum surfaces prior to electroplating. Aluminum instantly forms a dense oxide layer when exposed to air. This layer acts as a barrier, preventing metals such as copper, nickel, or gold from bonding to the surface. Without proper pre-treatment, durable electroplating on aluminum is not possible. This activator removes the oxide layer and prepares the surface for strong adhesion and uniform metal deposition. Why Aluminum Requires Pre-Treatment Aluminum naturally develops an oxide film that: is electrically insulating blocks metal adhesion causes peeling and coating failure Professional electroplating requires a clean, oxide-free, and activated surface. This is exactly what the aluminum activator provides. How the Aluminum Activator Works Effectively removes oxide and passive layers Chemically activates the surface Improves wettability Enables uniform and stable metal deposition Result: strong adhesion and long-lasting coatings Key Benefits Essential for aluminum electroplating Simple, current-free application Significantly improved coating adhesion Uniform, defect-free plating results Compatible with all electroplating methods Compatible Coatings After activation, the surface is ready for: Copper Nickel Gold Silver Palladium Chrome Ideal as a base for multi-layer plating systems. Technical Specifications Application type: chemical pre-treatment (no current required) Function: oxide removal & surface activation Operating temperature: room temperature to slightly elevated Treatment time: depends on alloy and oxidation level Substrate: aluminum and aluminum alloys Post-treatment: rinse thoroughly with water Step-by-Step Instructions 1. Cleaning Remove grease, oil, and contaminants completely 2. Activation Immerse the workpiece in the aluminum activator 3. Reaction Oxide layer is chemically removed Surface becomes reactive and wettable 4. Rinsing Rinse thoroughly with clean water 5. Plating Immediately proceed with plating (e.g. copper or nickel) Important: Do not delay – aluminum re-oxidizes instantly Common Problems Without Pre-Treatment Poor adhesion Peeling or flaking coatings Uneven plating results Electrical contact issues Root cause in most cases: missing activation step Professional Tip In advanced applications, aluminum is often coated with an intermediate layer (e.g. zincate or copper strike) to further enhance adhesion and durability. Compatible Plating Methods Pen plating Brush / tampon plating Bath plating Typical Applications Jewelry and decorative finishes Automotive components Mechanical engineering Electronics Restoration and repair Safety Information Wear protective gloves and goggles Avoid skin contact Use in well-ventilated areas Store safely after use Conclusion – No Adhesion Without Proper Activation The aluminum activator is not optional—it is a critical step in aluminum electroplating. It ensures: strong adhesion uniform coatings professional, long-lasting results If you want to plate aluminum successfully, proper surface activation is mandatory. ideal for copper, nickel, and gold plating systems compatible with all electroplating setups suitable for beginners and professionals

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 BenefitsCopper Sacrificial Anode Sheet Plate anode made of pure copper for electroplating Sacrificial anode for electrolytic copper plating Copper anode sheet for acidic copper electrolytes, copper (Cu) min. 99.9% (Cu-DHP, CW024A, 2.0090, SF-Cu) Electrolytically deposited copper is used to improve conductivity due to its excellent electrical properties, as well as a barrier layer prior to nickel and chrome plating of steel surfaces to enhance corrosion resistance, and for pre-copper plating of zinc die-castings Sheetthickness 0.7 mm Available in sizes S (25 x 150 mm), M (50 x 80 mm), L (100 x 150 mm), and XL (170 x 200 mm) Custom cuts and sheet thicknesses of 1.0 and 2.0 mm also available upon request (min. 1 m²)Size: L - 100 x 150 mmM - 50 x 80 mmS - 25 x 150 mmXL - 170 x 200 mmMaterial: Copper Thickness: 0.7 mm, 1 mm, 2 mm Purity: 99.9  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.

Galvano Degreaser (Electrocleaner) – Professional Metal Cleaning for Perfect Plating Results The Essential First Step for High-Quality Coatings The Galvano Degreaser (Electrocleaner) is a powerful cleaning solution designed for the thorough removal of oils, grease, and contaminants from metal surfaces. It provides the critical foundation for electroplating processes such as gold plating, nickel plating, silver plating, or chrome plating – because only perfectly clean surfaces ensure strong adhesion and flawless finishes. Why Degreasing is Crucial Even microscopic residues can lead to: poor coating adhesion stains, spotting, or cloudiness uneven plating layers peeling or defects This electrocleaner ensures a chemically clean, wettable surface, perfectly prepared for further processing. Key Benefits at a Glance ✔ Removes grease, oil, and contaminants effectively ✔ Improves adhesion of electroplated coatings ✔ Suitable for a wide range of metals ✔ Fast and easy to use ✔ Can be used with or without electrical current ✔ Essential for professional plating results Typical Applications  Electroplating and surface finishing  Jewelry manufacturing and gold plating  Industrial and precision engineering  Restoration of metal components Technical Specifications Product type: Galvano degreaser / electrocleaner Application: Pre-cleaning before electroplating Process types: immersion cleaning (electroless) electrolytic cleaning (with current) Function: removes organic contaminants improves surface wettability Suitable Materials Steel Stainless steel Copper Brass Nickel Various metal alloys How to Use (Step-by-Step Guide) 1. Preparation Remove heavy dirt mechanically if necessary Prepare cleaning bath 2. Cleaning (Immersion Method) Immerse the workpiece in the solution Allow to act for a few minutes Apply slight movement if possible 3. Electrolytic Cleaning (Optional) Connect the workpiece as cathode or anode Apply current for a short time Significantly enhances cleaning efficiency 4. Rinsing Rinse thoroughly with water Ideally use deionized water 5. Next Step Proceed immediately with: activation plating Pro Tips for Best Results ✔ Combine with an activator for maximum adhesion ✔ Fresh solution ensures optimal performance ✔ Agitation improves cleaning efficiency ✔ Use multi-stage cleaning for heavily contaminated parts Common Issues & Solutions Poor adhesion → insufficient degreasing Stains or residues → incomplete cleaning Uneven coating → inconsistent cleaning process Reduced performance → contaminated or exhausted bath Safety Information Wear protective gloves and eye protection Avoid skin contact Do not inhale vapors Environmental Information Dispose of according to local regulations Do not release into the environment Why Choose This Galvano Degreaser? Compared to standard cleaners, this product provides: deep and effective degreasing optimal preparation for electroplating processes reliable and reproducible professional results An essential step for anyone aiming for perfect coating quality.

Nickel Electrolyte BMG-091.1 High-Quality Nickel Electrolyte for Electroplating Metal Surfaces Short Description The Nickel Electrolyte BMG-091.1 is a ready-to-use galvanic solution for electroplating decorative nickel layers on metal parts. It is suitable for beginners, workshops, and professional applications. Nickel plating improves corrosion resistance, enhances surface finish, and prepares the surface for further coatings such as gold or chrome plating. real-gold.de What Is This Nickel Electrolyte Used For? This nickel electrolyte is designed for electroplating a smooth, bright nickel coating onto metal objects to: provide a protective layer against corrosion improve surface appearance and wear resistance act as an intermediate layer before gold, silver, or chrome plating real-gold.de Typical applications include: Automotive and machinery parts Decorative metal components Restoration and repair projects Hobby and craft electroplating How Does Nickel Plating Work? (Simple Explanation) Electroplating uses electric current to deposit metal from a liquid solution onto a workpiece. Clean and degrease the metal surface thoroughly. Attach the workpiece as the cathode (negative terminal). Immerse both the workpiece and a nickel anode in the nickel electrolyte. Apply direct current; nickel ions in the solution are reduced and form a solid nickel layer on the workpiece. real-gold.de Proper surface preparation and correct electrical settings are key to achieving a smooth, shiny nickel finish. Advantages of Nickel Electrolyte BMG-091.1 Easy to use for beginners and advanced users Produces uniform, bright nickel coatings Ideal as a protective layer or base for further plating processes Works with common plating methods such as tank plating, brush plating, and pen plating real-gold.de Technical Parameters PropertyValue / RangeNotesElectrolyte TypeNickel electrolyteFor decorative nickel platingWorking Temperature15–60 °CRoom temperature operation possibleVoltage (Tank Plating)~2–6.5 V~4 V recommendedVoltage (Pen / Brush Plating)~3–6 V~4.5 V recommendedCurrent Density0.5–4 A/dm²Up to ~7 A/dm² with bath movementpH Value~3.5–4.5Correctable with dilute acidDeposition Rate~1.3 µm/min at 3 A/dm²Typical plating performanceTypical SubstrateSteel, copper, brass, other metalsClean and prepare surfaceRecommended AnodesNickel or platinumBest results with appropriate anode selection Practical Application Notes Clean the workpiece meticulously before plating to ensure good adhesion. real-gold.de Nickel layers provide an excellent barrier layer for later gold, silver, or chrome plating. real-gold.de Slight movement of the electrolyte bath can help create a more uniform nickel layer. real-gold.de Nickel plating is widely used because nickel adheres well to many metals and provides a good base for further finishes. realgold-shop.de Safety Information Nickel electrolytes contain nickel compounds, which can cause allergic skin reactions and other health effects if mishandled: Wear protective gloves and eye protection Avoid skin and eye contact Work only in well-ventilated areas Do not inhale vapors or mists Keep out of reach of children Follow all instructions and the safety data sheet (SDS) real-gold.de Scope of Delivery Nickel Electrolyte BMG-091.1 Quantity according to selected size Important Notice This product is not a toy and requires basic electroplating knowledge. For best results, combine this electrolyte with proper pre-treatment and post-treatment products. Continuous monitoring of parameters such as voltage, current, and bath condition will improve plating quality

Chrome Remover / Chrome Stripper – Electrolytic Dechroming with Precision This high-performance chrome remover / chrome stripper is specifically developed for electrolytic dechroming (reverse plating) using controlled electrical current. By applying the correct polarity, the chrome layer is selectively dissolved, revealing the underlying nickel layer without damaging the base material. Suitable for pen plating, tampon processes, and bath electroplating applications. How It Works – Reverse Polarity Dechroming Unlike electroplating, this process uses reversed polarity: Workpiece = Positive pole (Anode) Electrode (stainless steel) = Negative pole (Cathode) A stainless steel electrode is used due to its chemical resistance and stability during the process. This setup causes the chrome layer to undergo anodic dissolution. Visible indicator: The typical bluish chrome finish fades, and the yellowish nickel layer underneath becomes visible. Applications Pen plating (selective plating) Tampon / swab technique Electrolytic bath systems Selective or full-surface chrome removal Application Guide – From Beginner to Professional Beginner Clean and degrease the workpiece thoroughly Connect the workpiece to the positive pole (anode) Connect the stainless steel electrode to the negative pole (cathode) Apply the chrome remover using a pen or tampon Start with low current aprox. 5 Volt and increase gradually  Important: Correct polarity is critical – only with the workpiece on the positive pole will the chrome layer dissolve. Advanced Users Adjust current density depending on chrome thickness Maintain even movement for uniform removal Rinse intermittently to monitor progress Professionals Control parameters via current density (A/dm²), voltage, and time Perform selective dechroming on complex geometries Integrate into multi-step electrochemical processes Key Advantages ✔ Controlled anodic chrome removal ✔ Visual process control (chrome → nickel transition) ✔ Compatible with pen, tampon, and bath systems ✔ Stainless steel electrode for durability and stability ✔ High precision with minimal material impact Technical Background This process is based on established electrochemical principles: Anodic dissolution of chromium in suitable electrolytes Standard method in electroplating and metal stripping technology Nickel remains due to its different electrochemical potential Widely documented in: Electroplating engineering and surface technology literature Industrial chrome stripping (reverse plating) processes Metal finishing standards and technical manuals Typical Use Cases Automotive parts & restoration Jewelry and decorative finishes Industrial rework and repair Precision engineering & model making Conclusion This chrome remover for electrolytic dechroming provides a precise, controllable, and industry-proven solution for removing chrome layers efficiently. With correct polarity and a stainless steel electrode, you achieve clean, reliable results every time.