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Health and security needs for new silver
electroforming unit? [UK]
August 2, 2007
Hi, I'm now wishing to set up my own tank to do
silver-electroforming because it is the main process for my work
(jewellery) and I wanted to know the equipment neccesary in terms of
extraction and health and security regulations. Could you help me
with those information or do you know who shoulod I ask about this?
Thanks
Ornella Iannuzzi
student - UK
August 7, 2007
Practically all silver plating is done from a cyanide solution
which is highly toxic.
As well as the obvious hazards, there is a problem in disposing of
waste.
There is also considerable cost in purchasing silver anodes and
plating salts.
If you do not have experience in handling toxic chemicals and
electroplating technology, electroforming is best left to properly
equipped professional shops.
Why not discuss your project with a local plating company. If you
produce the masters, they can do the plating.
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Geoff Smith
Hampshire, England
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