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-----Mid-Phos EN salt spray problems
I am currently having problems with Mid-Phos electroless nickel passing salt spray testing. The process goes like this. Perchlor degreaser followed by a short electrocleaning. Next comes a 40% acid activator, followed by a Woods Nickel Strike, before the EN.
Phil Pace- Tulsa, Oklahoma
1999
How many hours do you expect the deposit to pass in NSS? What is the thickness of your deposit? The Mid-Phos, unlike the high phos, has relatively poor corrosion resistance properties. The plating thickness is highly important, there is no point in checking NSS in case that the thickness is less than 25 microns.

Sara Michaeli
Tel-Aviv-Yafo, Israel
1999
I would like information on electroless nickel,such as the electropotential mechanism on zincate with Stabilzer of lead, and Thiourea ⇦ on eBay or Amazon [affil link] . Any help would be appreciated.
Harold Koh- Huntington Beach,CA
1999
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