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Nickel Stripping Processes
Stripper L
Stripper L is an alkaline cyanide based process for the stripping of a variety of metals from steel.
This process is capable of effective stripping of nickel, electroless nickel, copper, cadmium, zinc and tin.
The base metal is not attacked so subsequent re-plating is possible without the need for further finishing.
Stripper N10
An alkaline, cyanide-free process for the stripping of nickel from steel, copper, brass and silver.
Stripper N10 can also be used to strip nickel coatings on some magnesium alloys and 10% electroless nickel coatings from steel.
Stripper L10
This sulphuric acid based immersion-stripping solution is formulated for the stripping of nickel and tin from copper and brass without attack on the base materials.
Stripper E10
A neutral, electrolytic process for the stripping of various metals from stainless steel jig contacts.
Stripper E10 is capable of stripping copper, nickel, chromium and cadmium.
The process is made up from three components and there is no attack on the base metal.
Typical stripping rates for copper and nickel are 4 µm / minute.