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Stainless Steel Electrode Ø 6 mm (BMG-007) Short Description The Stainless Steel Electrode Ø 6 mm is a versatile plating electrode designed for a wide range of electroplating tasks, especially degassing, activation, dechroming and chrome plating. Suitable for pen, bath and pad electroplating, it delivers consistent current flow and durable performance in your plating setups.  Product Description This electrode is made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel with a diameter of 6 mm and a length of approx. 9.5 cm, making it a compact and easy-to-handle tool for many galvanic applications. It is particularly effective for: Degreasing and activating metal surfaces prior to plating Dechroming or preparing surfaces for subsequent layers Chrome plating processes where robust anode performance is needed Pre-treatment and cleaning steps during electrochemical work  It fits standard holders and electrode grips used in pen and tampon plating and provides reliable performance in repeated or continuous use.  Key Benefits Durable stainless steel construction: Offers good chemical resistance and long service life.  Broad compatibility: Well-suited for degreasing, activation and dechroming operations.  Effective for chrome plating: Works particularly well in chromic electroplating applications. Standard size: Ø 6 mm fits most electrode handles and plating tools.  Easy to use: Ergonomic size and reliable conductivity promote smooth workflows.  Usage Tips Clean and degrease surfaces before using the electrode for best results. In plating processes such as gold or silver, consider using a graphite or platinum electrode instead, as stainless steel may contaminate some plating baths.  For chrome plating, stainless steel may be used effectively, sometimes in combination with aluminium electrodes.  Conclusion The Stainless Steel Electrode Ø 6 mm is a reliable, robust and versatile tool for a variety of electroplating and surface preparation tasks – especially degreasing, activation and chrome plating. Its solid construction and compatibility with standard plating systems make it a valuable addition to any workshop or lab.

Flat Stainless Steel Electrode (BMG-031) Short Description The Flat Stainless Steel Electrode is a versatile, large-surface electrode made from chemically resistant stainless steel, designed for electroplating applications. Its broad flat shape ensures even current distribution and efficient metal deposition across larger surfaces.Coating Area 4 x 4 cm  Product Description This electrode is manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion and chemical resistance. The flat and wide design provides a large active surface area, improving current distribution in the electrolyte and helping to produce more uniform coatings. This reduces localized current density spikes that smaller or round electrodes can cause. The flat stainless steel electrode is well-suited for bath, pen and pad plating, particularly when plating larger, flat parts such as signs, plates, housings or any workpieces requiring a broad contact area. Typical Applications Electroplating with bath, pen or pad plating methods Decorative and functional metal coatings Plating of large, flat workpieces Workshop and laboratory electroplating Surface preparation and cleaning prior to plating Key Benefits Large active surface: promotes even current distribution Chemical resistance: suitable for many electrolytes Mechanical stability: durable for repeated use Versatile: suitable for diverse applications Easy integration: compatible with standard electroplating setups Usage Instructions Preparation: Clean and degrease the workpiece thoroughly; activate if required. Placement: Position the flat electrode in the electrolyte to provide broad coverage relative to the cathode (workpiece). Electrical setup: Connect the electrode as the anode (positive terminal); the workpiece serves as the cathode (negative terminal). Plating: Adjust voltage and current according to the specific electrolyte’s requirements to achieve even deposition. Maintenance: After use, clean the electrode to remove residue and maintain good conductivity. Conclusion The Flat Stainless Steel Electrode delivers consistent, broad surface coverage and reliable performance in electroplating applications. Its combination of a large active area and chemical resilience makes it a practical choice for hobbyists, workshops and professional electroplating environments alike

Flat Platinum Electrode (BMG‑032‑PL) Short Description The Flat Platinum Electrode (BMG‑032‑PL) is a wide, platinum‑coated electrode on a titanium base, designed for electroplating applications where large, relatively flat surfaces need fast, even coverage. It is especially effective when a standard cylindrical electrode is too small.  Product Description This electrode features a flat platinum‑coated surface on titanium, with an active plating area of approximately 4 × 4 cm. The platinum finish provides excellent chemical resistance, high conductivity and long service life in electroplating baths. Because of its broad active area, it enables faster and more uniform plating on larger flat surfaces compared to smaller round electrodes.  Compared to graphite or stainless steel electrodes, the platinum surface minimizes unwanted contamination and delivers cleaner, higher‑quality deposits, making it ideal for demanding plating tasks.  Typical Applications Electroplating large, flat surfaces such as signs, rims, plates or panels Selective plating by masking surrounding areas Workshop, laboratory or commercial plating tasks that require uniform coverage Combined use with pads or swabs for broader contact plating  Key Benefits Large active area: ensures even current distribution for broad coverage Platinum coating: chemically stable and ideal for clean, high‑quality deposits Faster deposition: reduces plating time compared to smaller electrodes Consistent results: uniform layers and reproducible outcomes Flexible compatibility: suitable for gold and other precious metal electrolytes  Usage Instructions Preparation: Thoroughly clean and degrease the workpiece; activate surface if needed. Placement: Position the flat platinum electrode in the electrolyte to cover the target area. Plating: Connect to the power supply and maintain voltage within the recommended range for even coverage. Masking: Mask adjacent areas when plating only specific regions. Aftercare: Rinse with clean water and dry after the process; optional polishing enhances finish. Conclusion The Flat Platinum Electrode (BMG‑032‑PL) is an effective, professional‑grade solution for consistent, high‑quality plating of broad surfaces. Its combination of a large active area and platinum’s chemical stability makes it a reliable choice for hobbyists, workshops, and professional electroplating operations.

Galvanic Power Supply 25 A (BMG-25A) Adjustable Power Unit for Electroplating and Laboratory Applications Short Description The Galvanic Power Supply 25 A (BMG-25A) is a powerful, electronically regulated power unit designed for electroplating, laboratory experiments and precision coating processes. With a continuous output up to 25 Amps and fine voltage regulation, this supply provides maximum control over electrochemical applications — suitable for hobbyists, workshops, educational labs and professional usage. It combines high performance, precision and ease of use for all processes requiring stable and adjustable DC power. Applications This power supply is ideal for: Electroplating processes (e.g., copper, nickel, gold, palladium) Laboratory experiments in electrochemistry Precise control of current and voltage in electrolytic operations Brush, pen and tank plating Educational, workshop and R&D environments Key Features & Benefits High Current Capacity – up to 25 A Allows larger or heavier parts to be plated without current drop. Adjustable Voltage and Current Fine control for precise layer thickness and reproducible results. Stable Performance for Extended Operation Reliable voltage and current stability Reduces fluctuations during plating for uniform coatings Easy to Operate Clear current and voltage indicators Simple control knobs — no software needed Versatile Use Great not just for plating, but also for: Electrolysis experiments Electrochemical testing Prototyping and DIY projects Technical Specifications (Guideline) Technische DatenBetriebsspannung230 Volt-AC/ 50HzAusgangsspannung3-15 Volt DC regelbar oder 13,8 Volt DC Festspannung durch Festspannungsschalter auf der UnterseiteAusgangsstrom25 A konstant28 A kurzzeitigRestwelligkeit & Rauschen<50mVLoad Regulation<200mVLine Regulation<50mVAnzeigen & Messwerke3 stelliges LED Digital Meter für Spannung und Strom, Zustands Bi-colour LED rot ( Störung ) und grünDC Anschlussbuchsenschraubbare PolklemmenKühlungVentilatorSicherheitSchutz Überlastung, Überhitzung, Kurzschluss- und verpolungssicher, Ausgangsspannungsschutz bei 16,5 VoltExtrasdunkelgraues Gehäuse aus Metall mit Gummistandfüßen, hohe Effizienz > 78% durch PFC (Dynamic Power Factor Correction) >0.95 maximiert den benötigten Strom, Hohe RFI StabilitätAbmessungen(BxHxT)220x110x220 mmGewicht2,7 Kg.Achtung: Nicht geeignet als Ladegerät Use Cases Gold Plating Accurate current control enables smooth, consistent gold deposition. Copper or Nickel Plating High current supports larger parts and thicker layers. Brush & Pen Plating Fine current regulation for localized or small surface work. Lab Experiments Stable output ideal for electrochemical studies and demonstrations. Safety Information Only use in dry, stable installations Do not operate in wet environments Wear protective gloves and eyewear Avoid direct contact with live electrical parts Disconnect before maintenance or cleaning Conclusion The Galvanic Power Supply 25 A is a reliable and precise DC source tailored for electroplating and laboratory use. Its combination of high current capacity, adjustable regulation and stable performance makes it a great choice for hobbyists, professionals, and anyone wanting controlled, repeatable results in electrochemical processes.

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

40A Electroplating Power Supply – Maximum Power for Professional Plating The 40A electroplating power supply (analog lab unit) is a high-performance control system for demanding electroplating applications. With its powerful current output and stable voltage regulation, it enables uniform, high-quality coatings on both small and large components. This is the ideal solution when standard 10A or 20A units are no longer sufficient. 40 Amps – The Key Advantage Unlike low-power devices, this unit delivers: up to 40A continuous output (approx. 43A peak) adjustable voltage range: 3 – 15 V clean, stable DC output for consistent plating Perfect for large surfaces, faster deposition rates, and industrial-level performance. Why Power Matters in Electroplating The power supply directly controls: coating thickness adhesion quality surface finish and brightness uniformity of the deposit With 40A, you achieve: faster plating processes stable current delivery without drops superior results on large workpieces No Size Limitation This power supply allows you to plate: small parts such as jewelry or screws large components like pipes, structures, or panels One system for unlimited application sizes. Compatible Plating Methods Pen Plating – precise localized work Brush / Tampon Plating – flexible surface coating Bath Plating – uniform production plating Suitable for hobby, professional, and industrial use. Compatible Plating Materials Supports all major 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 advanced electroplating systems. Technical Highlights Output current: 40A continuous / ~43A peak Voltage range: 3 – 15 V adjustable Analog display for current and voltage Very low ripple (< 50 mV) → clean plating results Temperature-controlled cooling fan Robust metal housing Weight: approx. 3.5 kg Safety & Reliability Overload protection Overtemperature protection Short-circuit protection Reverse polarity protection Designed for continuous professional operation. Typical Applications Gold plating large components Copper and nickel plating Restoration (automotive, decorative parts) Industrial surface finishing Coating complex geometries  Why Choose an Analog Power Supply? Many professionals prefer analog systems because they offer: instant response and control high durability no digital delay reliable long-term performance Ideal for precise manual electroplating processes. Quick Start Guide Connect the workpiece (cathode) Connect the anode Select the electrolyte Adjust voltage and current Start plating and fine-tune as needed High power = greater control and better results Conclusion – Professional Plating Starts with the Right Power Supply The 40A electroplating power supply is not just a tool—it is the core of your entire plating process. It determines: coating quality process stability production efficiency If you want professional, large-scale, and high-performance electroplating, this is the right choice. Buying Argument (Conversion Booster) Serious about electroplating? A 40A power supply is not an upgrade – it’s the difference between hobby and professional results. Upgrade Path  Entry level: 10A power supplies Advanced: 20–25A systems Professional: 40A and above

Handle / Anode Holder (BMG‑027) Short Description The Handle / Anode Holder is a universal, ergonomically designed tool for securely and comfortably holding electrodes and anodes in electroplating applications. It is ideal for pen, brush and pad plating, as well as localized plating tasks where precise electrode control is essential. Product Description This handle is engineered to hold a variety of electrodes (e.g., graphite, stainless steel, copper, nickel, platinum) firmly and reliably. With its ergonomic grip, it allows comfortable handling even during extended use without fatigue. The anode holder is compatible with common electrode diameters (e.g., Ø 4 mm, Ø 6 mm) and easily integrates into pen or brush plating setups. Its sturdy construction ensures stable electrical contact and reliable performance, giving you reproducible and high‑quality results. Typical Applications Pen or brush electroplating for localized coatings Pad plating and detailed surface finishing Precision plating on jewelry, contacts, small parts Repair and spot plating Workshop, lab and DIY projects Key Benefits Ergonomic grip: Provides comfortable handling during longer use Universal electrode fit: Compatible with multiple electrode diameters Stable contact: Secure hold and good electrical conductivity Versatile: Fits pen, brush and pad plating techniques Durable construction: High‑quality materials for long service life Usage Instructions Select electrode: Insert and secure an appropriate electrode (e.g., 4 mm or 6 mm) into the holder. Check contact: Ensure the connection is firm with no loose components. Start plating: Use with your plating power supply, maintaining steady control for precise application. Maintenance: Clean after use to remove electrolyte residues and avoid corrosion. Conclusion The Handle / Anode Holder is an essential accessory for any electroplating application requiring precise control and secure electrode handling. Its ergonomic design and flexible compatibility make it a valuable tool for hobbyists, lab users and professional platers alike.

Flat Stainless Steel Electrode XL (BMG‑031‑XL) Short Description The Flat Stainless Steel Electrode XL is a large‑area anode made from high‑quality stainless steel, designed for electroplating applications on wide, flat surfaces. It provides a very broad active contact area that promotes even current distribution in the electrolyte, enabling fast, stable and repeatable metal plating results.  Product Description Constructed from corrosion‑resistant stainless steel, this electrode offers excellent mechanical durability even under repeated use. Its extra wide, flat design is ideal for efficiently plating larger workpieces such as signs, panels, dials or flat decorative parts. Compared to narrower electrodes, the XL electrode delivers better current distribution and plating uniformity on broad surfaces, which is especially beneficial for bath, pen and pad plating applications. While noble metal‑coated electrodes like platinum provide chemical inertness and minimal electrolyte contamination, stainless steel electrodes offer a cost‑effective, sturdy solution for many plating tasks where complete inertness is not required.  Typical Applications Electroplating large flat surfaces Bath, pen and pad plating systems Surface preparation and cleaning before plating Workshop, lab and production electroplating Decorative and functional metal finishes Key Benefits Extra‑large active surface area: supports even current distribution Time and efficiency gains: plating broad areas faster than small electrodes Durable stainless steel: corrosion and chemical resistance Versatile: compatible with many electroplating techniques Easy integration: works with standard electroplating setups Usage Instructions Preparation: Clean and degrease the workpiece thoroughly. Placement: Position the electrode in the electrolyte to broadly cover the work area. Electrical Setup: Connect the electrode as the anode (positive terminal); the workpiece serves as the cathode. Plating: Adjust current and voltage according to your plating solution’s requirements to achieve uniform coverage. Aftercare: Clean both electrode and plated workpiece to remove residual electrolyte. Conclusion The Flat Stainless Steel Electrode XL is a robust and versatile plating accessory for large, flat surface electroplating. Its wide active area, durable construction and ease of use make it suitable for hobbyists, workshop professionals and industrial plating environments alike.