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Hull Cell Testing Bright Nickel and Tin




Q. Hi,
Please help me.

Can anybody tell me the parameters for hull cell test of Nickel and tin plating with possible defects and their solution?
thanks

Azhar Ali Mahar
process engg - Karachi, Pakistan
2007


A. Books have been written on this subject. I would suggest you get one of the books listed on this site, or take a NASF (www.nasf.org) course.

James Totter
James Totter, CEF
- Tallahassee, Florida


A. A good starting point would be to contact one of the companies that manufacture test cells. In the past, they have sold manuals which give parameters for different solutions and troubleshooting tips.

Gene Packman
- Great Neck, New York


A. Hi, cousin Azhar. In addition to several other threads about Hull Cells on this site (search the site), here are links to a book and articles you can review that may be of help to you; your university library or one of the public libraries in Karachi may have them --

"The Investigation of Electroplating and Related Solutions With the Aid of the Hull Cell" [on eBay in English, Amazon in English, & AbeBooks in original German affil links] by Walter Nohse

"The Hull Cell: Key to Better Electroplating" Part 1 & Part 2maddening pop-up ads! (articles from Products Finishing magazine )
Luck and Regards,

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
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