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Tin Alloy Stripping Processes
Stripper Plutex
An alkaline, cyanide-free process for the stripping of tin and tin-lead deposits from steel and copper components. This stripper does not remove the diffusion layer, ensuring that the base material is not attacked.
Plutex has a stripping rate 10 - 12 µm per minute and a metal capacity of 50 - 60 grams per litre of tin or 60 - 70 grams per litre of tin-lead.
Stripper L30
Two different versions of Stripper L30 can be made up.
The first version, L30/1, is used for the immersion stripping of tin and tin-lead deposits from copper.
The second, L30/2, is used for the stripping of tin, tin-lead and copper deposits from stainless steel jigs and contacts
Alstrip 98LC
One-step stripper for tin-lead based on stabilised nitric acid, giving a high stripping speed and high yield.
There is low attack of the copper surfaces, which are always perfectly bright, even after repeated passes through the stripping machine.
Alstrip 2000
A new high yield one-step stripper for tin-lead working by immersion or spray, based on stabilised nitric acid, preventing harmful vapours due to nitrogen oxides. It can be replenished automatically using the "Density Controller".
The process has a high stripping rate with minimal etching of copper which is left bright.