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Pit Stop

Does anybody know of a product and vendor for a piece of equipment called "pit stop", according to one of our anodisers he used such a product in Canada, it seems to be a unit that you can use in dying tanks for impressing an electrical charge on the work you are dying to help prevent pitting.

Richard Guise
- Lowestoft, U.K.
2000

People have applied very small currents in rinse tanks to make a part less likely to corrode, perhaps keeping the part slightly anodic will help.

Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania
2000

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