Copper Electroplating B814, 25 kg, SANCHE®
Rp123.00
Copper electroplating is the process of electrolytically depositing a layer of copper onto a conductive surface. It is a cornerstone of the plating industry because copper provides excellent electrical conductivity, acts as a superb "base coat" for other metals, and has natural antimicrobial properties.
The common process flow:
Surface Prep: Parts undergo ultrasonic cleaning and acid pickling to remove oils and oxides.
The Cell: The object to be plated is the cathode and high-purity copper anodes supply the metal ions
Key Applications:
Electronics. It is the primary method for creating conductive traces on PCBs and connecting layers in semiconductors.
Undercoating: Used as a "primer" for nickel and chrome plating to improve adhesion and provide a smooth, pore-free surface.
Automotive: Found in radiators, bushings, and decorative trim.
EMI Shielding: Applied to plastic housings of electronic devices to block electromagnetic interference.
