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Electroforming

Author: Jacques MARCHAL

Publication date: July 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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    1. Process principle

    The manufacture of a pen body mold for high-pressure plastic injection molding is described in figure 1 .

    In this process, a hard nickel (nickel-cobalt with 450 HV hardness) is electrolytically deposited without shrinkage on a mandrel (positive model) in a nickel sulfamate bath to which a hardening agent, cobalt sulfamate, is added.

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