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Oxidation of heated nickel plated parts
I had some Ni plated ceramic oxidize after 920 sinter today... Could something in our Ni bath be causing this oxidation? Thanks
Jason CombsPlating Shop - Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
January 3, 2008
Yes. If parts are going to be heated like that, the nickel bath must be free of organic brighteners. Do you use a Watts bath or a Sulphamate bath, Jason?

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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
January 3, 2008
We use a Sulphamate bath....
Jason Combs- Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
January 7, 2008
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