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Graphite round rod - Graphite rod anode - Graphite electrode for gold plating.  Graphite electrodes are ultimate for all coatings. The advantage is that in some coatings with stainless steel electrodes, the dislodged metal parts disturb the coating. This does not happen with graphite electrodes, because graphite also filters out contaminated liquids. With bath electroplating, they also need to be replaced occasionally as they slowly dissolve during the plating process.   With pad electroplating, simply loosen the screw on the handle and replace with a new one.   Diameter 6 mm, length approx. 9 cm    Features Used for Doesn’t contaminate Cleaner Activating and electro-cleaning  Its resistive properties help to heat the solution you’re plating with Chromium plating, which needs to be plated at 25 degrees celsius; its natural heating action helps to maintain the solution’s optimal temperature Low cost Can be used for all plating processes but carbon electrodes deteriorate over a period of time and discolour swabs (discolouration does not affect the plating quality)    

Product description "Graphite plate electrode". Graphite plate electrode for bath electroplating   highly compressed ("isostatically pressed"), wear-resistant fine-grain graphite excellent conductivity and chemical resistance plate thickness 4 mm available in sizes 50 x 80 mm, 100 x 150 mm and 170 x 200 mm for bath electroplating and electrolysis, use: electrolytic cleaning, gold plating, silver plating, chrome plating, degreasing as working or shielding surface for high temperature applications   Graphite electrodes are generally used in plating with chrome, copper, white bronze, rose gold, green gold, black chrome, black ruthenium, black rhodium, activation.   Actually, the graphite electrode is ultimate for all coatings.   The advantage is that in some coatings with stainless steel electrodes, the dislodged metal parts disturb the coating. This does not happen with graphite electrodes, because graphite   also filters out contaminated liquids.  They also need to be replaced occasionally as they slowly dissolve during coating.      Features Used for Doesn’t contaminate Cleaner Activating and electro-cleaning  Its resistive properties help to heat the solution you’re plating with Chromium plating, which needs to be plated at 25 degrees celsius; its natural heating action helps to maintain the solution’s optimal temperature Low cost Can be used for all plating processes but carbon electrodes deteriorate over a period of time and discolour swabs (discolouration does not affect the plating quality)  

 Nickel Bath Plate Electrode from Betzmann Galvanik Plate anode made of pure nickel for bath electroplating   Sacrificial anode for galvanic nickel plating, nickel layers are mainly used as a diffusion barrier when gold plating copper or as an intermediate layer when tin plating pure nickel with a purity grade Ni 99,8% sheet thickness 0,5 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) larger blanks as well as sheet thicknesses 1.0 and 1.5 mm on request material: nickel size: L - 100 x 150 mm, M - 50 x 80 mm, S - 25 x 150 mm, XL - 170 x 200 mm purity grade: 99,8  

Copper anode sheet - Copper plate electrode from Betzmann Galvanik Plate anode made of pure copper for bath electroplating   Sacrificial anode for copper electroplating Copper anode plate for acidic copper electrolytes, copper Cu min. 99.9 % (Cu-DHP, CW024A, 2.0090, SF-Cu) Electroplated copper is used to improve conductivity due to its very good electrical properties, also as an intermediate layer before nickel-plating and chrome-plating of steel surfaces to improve corrosion resistance, for pre-copper-plating zinc die-casting   Sheet thickness 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) Individual cuts and sheet thicknesses of 1.0 and 2.0 mm also available on request (min. 1 m²)   Material: copper Size: L - 100 x 150 mm, M - 50 x 80 mm, S - 25 x 150 mm, XL - 170 x 200 mm Degree of purity: 99.9

Tin Solution - Tin Electrolyte - self tinning from Betzmann Galvanik    Our versatile tin plating solution is used in applications ranging from the cookware industry to high-end electronics. Recommended electrode: platinum electrode or graphite electrode From 3 volts    Can be plated on copper, nickel or thin gold layer Please note: This is an air sensitive solution. When not using the solution, keep the lid tightly closed and take steps to minimize air space in the bottle.   You can do this by adding marbles or glass beads to the bottle, squeezing out the excess air at the top of the bottle, or drawing up the solution and storing it in one of our storage syringes.   Failure to follow the above precautions may result in degeneration of the tin in the solution.   Features Applications It plates fast and can be brought to a high shine using MPU or MPU course. non-toxic finish makes it a good choice for coating cooking utensils   useful in electronics and plumbing as it aids solderability – no need for fluxes   low tarnish finish that polishes well     Operating Conditions and Deposit DataVoltage range3.5 – 4 voltsPlating rate (see notes)3 microns per minute (4 volts, Carbon Electrode)Maximum plating thicknessIn excess of 1000 microns (1mm)Temperature14 – 30pH3.6 – 4.0Tin concentration22 grams per litreVisual qualities of depositMatt to satin finish turning crystaline at thickensses greater than 20 micronsElectrodeCarbonTin content in plate99.9% (balance carbon)Hardness1.5 (Mohs Hardness)Density of depositWhite (β): 7.289 g/cmStressLow – undetectableSpecial storage requirementsStore in hermetically sealed container as the tin salt is oxygen sensitive.Shelf life1 – 2 years (see notes)Health and Safety classificationIrritantSpecial considerationsNone.Transport (UN number)None: Not classified as dangerous for transportNotes:Plating rates are calculated over a sample area which is permanently covered by the swab.This is an air-sensitive solution. When not in use, keep the lid tightly shut and take measuresto minimise the air space remaining in the bottle. These can include adding marbles or glassbeads to the bottle, squeezing out the excess air at the top of the bottle or drawing up andstoring the solution in a bottle. Failure to observe the above precautions will result in the degeneration of the tin in the solution.

Product description "Graphite plate electrode". Graphite plate electrode for bath electroplating   highly compressed ("isostatically pressed"), wear-resistant fine-grain graphite excellent conductivity and chemical resistance plate thickness 4 mm available in sizes 50 x 80 mm, 100 x 150 mm and 170 x 200 mm for bath electroplating and electrolysis, use: electrolytic cleaning, gold plating, silver plating, chrome plating, degreasing as working or shielding surface for high temperature applications   Graphite electrodes are generally used in plating with chrome, copper, white bronze, rose gold, green gold, black chrome, black ruthenium, black rhodium, activation.   Actually, the graphite electrode is ultimate for all coatings.   The advantage is that in some coatings with stainless steel electrodes, the dislodged metal parts disturb the coating. This does not happen with graphite electrodes, because graphite   also filters out contaminated liquids.  They also need to be replaced occasionally as they slowly dissolve during coating.      Features Used for Doesn’t contaminate Cleaner Activating and electro-cleaning  Its resistive properties help to heat the solution you’re plating with Chromium plating, which needs to be plated at 25 degrees celsius; its natural heating action helps to maintain the solution’s optimal temperature Low cost Can be used for all plating processes but carbon electrodes deteriorate over a period of time and discolour swabs (discolouration does not affect the plating quality)