The deposits from this high quality nickel electrolyte are fully bright and highly ductile with excellent throwing power and good levelling properties.

The solution is particularly suitable for barrel plating, operating over a wide current density range.

Suitable for rack or barrel plating, this nickel process produces uniform semi-bright deposits over a current density range of 2 - 7 A/dm² (rack) and 0.4 - 2 A/dm² (barrel). It is operated at a pH of 3.8 - 4.5.

The solution is tolerant to impurities and produces extremely ductile deposits with excellent levelling properties.

When this additive is added to a nickel bath contaminated with iron, the iron is co-deposited with the nickel.

Inhibits the co-deposition of zinc in nickel baths. It also prevents passivation of nickel deposition and dark discoloration in low current density areas.

Used generally in the electrical and electronics fields as an intermediate layer on various components this reliable nickel is operated mainly without additives.

The electrolyte produces light and relatively uniform nickel coatings on untarnished surfaces, the deposit being very ductile and extremely active, both important factors for subsequent electroplating.

This sulphamate electrolyte is particularly suitable for the deposition of highly ductile thick nickel deposits with low internal tensile stress for use in the engineering, electronics and electroforming fields.

It can be operated over a wide range of conditions: at temperatures from 50 - 60°C at pH 4.0 and at current densities from below 7.5 A/dm² up to about 43 A/dm². Internal stress in the deposit is determined mainly by the chloride content and to a lesser extent by the pH.

Nickel Sulphamate 65% w/w

Purified Nickel Sulphamate solution.

Nickel Salts & Concentrates

High purity Nickel Sulphate, Nickel Chloride, Nickel Sulphamate and Boric Acid.

Nickel Anodes

We supply Electrolytic and ‘S’ type anode materials to suit your needs.

Sulphuric Acid Pure 1.84

Pure sulphuric acid, suitable for the maintenance of copper, nickel and a variety of processes