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Sulphamate Nickel Grain Refiner




Is there a grain refiner for nickel sulfamate solution?

Veronica Dewis
- FL,USA
2001



Sure, Veronica ... although the suppliers tend to call the additive for sulphamate nickel "hardener" rather than grain refiner. See if that term gets you rolling. Good luck.

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Another way to reduce grain size is to use a pulse plating or periodic reverse type of rectifier.

Pat Mentone
Pat Mentone
St Paul, Minnesota
2001


Hi, there is a Pulse Reverse NickelChloride which gives finer grains than Sulphamate Nickel. Bath composition is cheaper than Sulphamate, no additives needed.

Lars B. Andersen
- Denmark
2001


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