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Percentage of Nickel in Zinc-Nickel Acid, Alkaline and Sulphate Baths




This question is of interest as we require the correct quantities as we require to start the bath.

Mitesh Gosalia
plater - Goa, India
September 23, 2008


That information would be contained in the vendors technical data sheet. If you are not using a proprietary formulation then you need to experiment yourself.

Gene Packman
- Great Neck, New York
September 26, 2008



September 29, 2008

HELLO SIR,
Generally alkaline zinc baths contains 10-15 percent of nickel and rest is zinc.

Shoban Kesarapu
Shoban Kesarapu
plating chemicals supplier - Secunderabad, A.P., India



October 7, 2008

For good corrosion resistance, the higher the nickel content up to 15%, the better. However if a post treatment such as a chromate, Hex or try chrome, is required 9 percent nickel is suggested. Higher nickel content makes it difficult to obtain a good resistant finish of the post treatment.

don baudrand
Don Baudrand
Consultant - Poulsbo, Washington
(Don is co-author of "Plating on Plastics" [on Amazon or AbeBooks affil links]
           and "Plating ABS Plastics" [on Amazon or eBay or AbeBooks affil links])



A. Recent advances have made an acid zinc nickel deposit possible. It is more ductile than traditional alkaline processes.
Beware that the acidic version is not as time tested as alkaline.
Be optimistic that chromate reception can be as good as with the alkaline version of Zn/Ni.

randy_lalande
Randy Lalande
- Hitchcock, Texas
June 24, 2012


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