Surface preparation
Electrolytic deposition - Platinium and platinoids
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Surface preparation
Electrolytic deposition - Platinium and platinoids

Author : Lionel CHALUMEAU

Publication date: December 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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6. Surface preparation

The essential condition for the success of an electrolytic coating is to apply the coating to a clean surface.

  • Three types of pollution should be considered:

    • particles;

    • organic contaminants (fats, amino acids, etc.);

    • oxides.

  • The particles are removed by immersing the substrate in an ultrasonic bath for several tens of seconds to several minutes, often consisting of a chemical degreaser, but also during electrolytic degreasing.

    The ultrasound frequency will be carefully selected based on the size and complexity of the substrate, as well as its fragility.

  • Organic contaminants...

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