Re: Titanium Anodes for hard chrome
Does anyone have experience using Titanium anodes for hard chrome plating of ID's
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Re: Titanium Anodes for hard chromeYes, with poor results. I've always used a fluoride cat in my chrome baths, but if you can avoid using a fluoride catalyst, the titanium shoud stand up fairly well. I've had great luck with the exotic anodes, like platinum or platinized Ti, perhaps iridium/iridium coated Ti? Lead or Tin/lead or antimony/lead anodes can be used, too, but be careful that they do not start to bend and short out. -Dustin Gebhardt, CEF Advanced Manufacturing/Finishing Engineer Moen Sanford, NC Re: Titanium Anodes for hard chromeI have found that a lead/tin alloy is the best for plating ID's of cylider bores. I have used plain steel in a pinch, but using straight steel creates a complete list of other issues and is not recommended.
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