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Brightener for nickel sulfamate solution





Q. Is there a brightener for high speed nickel sulfamate plating solution? or is there a way to get a brighter deposit by using lower current or something similar?

veronica dewis
- USA
2000


A. In a word, yes. There are several commercial formulations available; check out the vendors on this site.

James Totter
James Totter, CEF
- Tallahassee, Florida
2000


A. Yes. Most bright nickel(sulphate type baths) will brighten the deposit of sulfamate. You do give up some of the physical properties of the sulfamate solution(ductility and stress). Maybe a standard Watts type bright nickel plating bath would be worth considering.

David Grimm
- Ashland, Ohio
2000


adv.   nickel how-to book

"The Sulfamate Nickel How-To Guide"


by David Crotty, PhD
& Robert Probert


published Oct. 2018
$89 plus shipping

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