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  • What carrier solution is used when using gold as anode

    I have heard of a solution called stripfree i want to use gold as the anode to plate other objects is this possible

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    The electrolyle is a gold based solution, whether using a gold anode or not.

    If using a stainless steel anode, the gold is plated out of the solution. If using a gold anode, the gold is plated from the anode.

    We haven't heard of Stripfree?
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    Mike Caswell
    Caswell Inc
    http://www.caswellplating.com
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      What carrier solution is used when using gold as anode

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      Thank you for your reply
      If we Use gold as the anode what is the brand name of the solution we need


      2 STRIPFREE
      I found this topic looking through your pages

      Using StripFree to Recover Gold from Electronic Chips
      November 26, 2002



      Pour StripFree into the pan until the cathode is completely submerged in the StripFree.

      Turn on the charger. The cathode will start to fizz. The gold will start to dissolve into the StripFree. As metal continues to dissolve, it will begin to attach itself (plate) on to the cathode.

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        Sorry, I thought you were referring to a plating solution called StripFree.

        This product is a method of recovering gold from circuit boards, not a method of plating gold onto items.

        To plate gold onto other items, we suggest one of our Gold Plating Kits. See http://www.caswellplating.com/goldpl8.htm

        We also sell a small brush plating system for $38.00. See http://www.caswellplating.com/plugnplate.htm
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        Mike Caswell
        Caswell Inc
        http://www.caswellplating.com
        Need Support? Visit our online support section at http://support.caswellplating.com

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