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Process Description As the
Selectron process has been proved to be most useful in most
branches of the industries, we will show you here some examples
which we selected from a very diverse application base
: The
Selectron - Tampongalvanizing is a special galvanic procedure that
is also applicable to military repairs. The most
common applications for the Selectron Process are: As the sequence of operations always remains the same, the process can be understood and applied easily after a short training period. |
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A special DC power pack has two flexible leads, the negative (-) [colour black] is connected to the turning device and the positive (+) [colour red] is connected to the work piece. The electrolyte flows through a kase [colour green] from the electrolyte bottle through the anode onto the work piece and is recirculated into the bottle via a pump. As it is necessary to move the anode, a special turning device moves the anode at a certain speed per minute. |
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This scheme shows very clearly the anode position during the Selectron- process. The electrolytes are also recirculated via a pump as above. The anode handle = "stylus" is anodic (+), the work piece is cathodic (-). The electrolyte [green] is pumped through the hose to the anode and is recirculated to the electrolyte bottle after it has flown down from the work piece. The anode is wrapped in absorbent cotton [white] and covered with brown Scotch brite. During the electroplating process the anode has to be moved by hand at a certain anode speed - approx. 20 m per minute. |
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