Diamond Composite Plating: Smart, Proven Process Tips

Summary for diamond composite plating Discussion

Composite plating for diamond is described as a co-deposition problem rather than a special standalone plating chemistry. Patel Bhavin asked what chemicals and process are used for diamond composite plating. In response, the answerer explained that if you already know electroplating, the key is to keep the diamond particles in suspension so they co-deposit and become encapsulated in the metal layer. The reply points to Jack Dini’s book, *Electrodeposition: The Materials Science of Coatings and Substrates*, for a brief discussion, and notes that a literature search will turn up many articles and patents on the topic. It also suggests that a fully developed process can be licensed from companies such as Surface Technology. The thread does not give a specific bath formula or step-by-step recipe.

Q. I am an student of mechanical eng. & I am working in my uncle’s plating industries. I want to know about any diamond composite plating process. I want to know,which chemicals are use & process for diamond composite plating.

Patel Bhavin
student – Rajkot, Gujrat, India
2004


“Electrodeposition: The Materials Science of Coatings & Substrates”
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A. Assuming you already thoroughly know how to electroplate, the method simply involves keeping the diamond particles in suspension so they co-deposit and are encapsulated. There is brief mention of the subject in Dini’s “Electrodeposition: The Materials Science of Coatings and Substrates”.

A lit search will reveal dozens of articles and patents on the subject, and you can license a fully developed process from firms like Surface Technology.

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha

finishing.com – Pine Beach, New Jersey



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