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Voltages required to plate various metals




2005

I want to develop powersupply for elctroplating industries. so please give us brief idea about the voltages to be applied to plating the various metals like tin, chromium, silver etc.

thanks

Tholeti Suresh
powersupply designer - Hyderabad, Andhrapradesh, India



2005

The single most common maximum rectifier voltage is probably 12 volts, although 9 and 18 are not unusual, and 6 and 24 are not rare. There is a lot more to it than the voltage though :-)

Start with the Metal Finishing Guidebook and the Electroplating Engineering Handbook. Good luck.

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