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Metal chips




I'm handling copper nickel barrel plating somewhere in Philippines. Our prevailing rejection is metal chips that occurred mostly on the inside portion of the emboss/air pocket. we've done so many countermeasures such as cleaning of copper and nickel tank, electrotreatment, renewed the degreasing solution, conducted ultrasonic cleaning and controlling all standard parameters . any idea where this metal chips come from and how it was formed?

Redford Olan
Plating - Phil.
2006


Are your parts going through an acid bath after the copper plate? If so what type/concentration of acid.

Brad Standifer
Barrel Line/ Rack Line operator - Knoxville, TN, U.S.
2006


Yes..We are using Activation Iron prior to copper plating...we are using HCl with 50ml/L as concentration...

Redford Olan
Surtec Phils. - Muntinlupa
2006




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