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HOW TO STRIP HARD CHROMIUM FROM ALUMINUM

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HI,

I'M AN ELECTROLESS NICKEL PLATER, MY COMPANY MAKES CONNECTORS FOR AIRCRAFT. I HAD A PROBLEM WITH SOME OF MY PARTS THAT WERE HARD CHROMIUM PLATED AND I NEED IT TO STRIP AND PUT ELECTROLESS NICKEL ON THEM BUT I don't HAVE A WAY TO STRIP THEM. I don't KNOW HOW ACTUALLY, I NEED HELP FINDING A PROCESS TO STRIP THEM WITHOUT ATTACKING THE ALUMINUM.

THANKS,

PEDRO GALVEZ
- Paso Robles, California, USA

Pedro,

You can use sulfuric acid, 570 ml/l anodic current at 2-10 A/dm2. Temperature 20° C.

Regards,

Anders Sundman
4th Generation Surface Engineering
Consultant - Arvika,
Sweden

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