| PICTURE | ORDER CODE | DESCRIPTION |
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DSPS 5602 DSPS 5600 |
Specialist Selective Area Plating Rectifier 1 - 30 volts 30 amps 5600 1 - 15VDC 60Amps 5602 1 - 30VDC 30Amps |
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DSPS 8400 DSPS 9600 DSPS 9602 |
Switch mode rectifier provides 40 amps out put at variable 3 -15 volts DC suitable for the repair process 8400 3 - 15VDC 40Amps 9600 1 - 15VDC 60Amps 9602 1 - 30VDC 30Amps |
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DSHCS 3600 DSHCS 3602 |
Switch mode rectifier with both variable voltage and current limiting ability suitable for plating and Anodising 3600 1- 16VDC 0 - 60Amps 3602 1 - 32VDC 0 - 30Amps |
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DSMP3800
DSMP3802 |
Compact size, high current, variable output and fan cooling make these the ideal power supply for small jobs especially gold or silver plating. They are protected against thermal overload and short circuit and will display a warning LED in the event of a fault condition. 3800 0 - 24VDC 15Amps 3802 0 - 16VDC 25Amps |
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CABLE |
A range of cables and connectors are available to suit your requirements and rated out put of the rectifier selected. These cables are multicore for excellent flexibility, connectors range from simple clamps to insulated male female for extra protection |
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Heavy Duty 80amp cables |
Heavy duty cables have a female
safety socket designed for PM 3 -
5 handles and have great
flexability for hand use
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DAC 3312 (PM 2) DAC 3345 (PM 3-5) |
The Handles themselves rely on aluminium air cooling fins to dissipate any heat generated during plating PM Electrodes are most commonly used for processing small and/or flat areas and small internal bores. |
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DAC 3445 |
These are designed to be used with genuine DALIC PM Anode & Handles and are used to secure the anode onto the handle. |
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DEL 2050R/C |
For use with PM5 anodes and handle |
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PM5 PM4 PM3 PM2 |
There are a variety of sizes available to suit the specific size of pencil anode required |
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PM5 PM4 PM3 PM2 |
Pencil carbon anodes for use with the Dalic PM series handles and nose caps standard length is 100mm but custom lenghts are available PM5 - 12.5mm PM4 - 10mm PM3 - 8mm PM2 - 5mm
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DAC3865 DAC3825 |
A Lambs-wool/Nylon backed material of both high quality and absorbency. Nylon Fur Fabric is the most commonly used ‘Dalic’ membrane both for preparatory and plating DAC3825 Available by the metre |
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DAC 3945 DAC 3817 |
A pure but only moderately absorbent material which should therefore be used in conjunction with a peristaltic pump. Dacron felt possesses excellent wearing properties and can therefore be used on longer plating operations where it is difficult to change DAC3817 available by the metre |
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DEL 300R |
Fine grained pure carbon for making customised shaped anodes. Use inconjunction with PMSC adaptors 300 x 100 x 50mm |
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DEL 30025R |
Fine grained pure carbon for making customised shaped anodes. Use inconjunction with PMSC adaptors 300 x 25dia mm |
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DEL 30525R |
Fine grained pure carbon for making customised shaped anodes. Use inconjunction with PMSC adaptors 300 x 50 x 25mm |
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DAC 3740 |
PMSC Adaptor 1/2' Threaded For use with free shape carbon block anodes. It connects into both the PM5 handle system then screws into a pre-tapped hole in the carbon. |
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Redsb300 |
red "Scotchbrite" is used when depositing the harder metals such as Nickel and Nickel Cobalt. Both materials will be found effective in improving adhesion to hardened and stainless steels. Care should be taken when using Scotchbrite to ensure that back-plating does not take place, this is caused by minute metal particles becoming trapped in the membrane and forming a mini short circuit,as the particles attract current and thus grow in size. This occurrence is signified by erratic movement of the ammeter and a much higheramperage for a given voltage. |
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Whitesb30 |
Scotchbrite membranes are used when heavy electrodeposits are required to assist levelling by scoring the plated surface thereby reducing machining or grinding time when reworking. This membrane absorbency value is virtually nil and consequent it should always be used in conjunction with a pumped solution supply. |
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PUMP 1/1000 |
The Peristaltic Pump is considered a vital part of any ‘Dalic’, selective plating facility. The Unit is used to supply the plating area(normally via the anode) with a constant supply of electrolyte, thereby ensuring an even high quality deposit is produced in the minimum amount of time. By using the pump an electrolytes efficiency factor is far more likely to be achieved, also stressing of the deposit is kept to a minimum by ensuring that overheating does not occur. Pumping takes place by the simple operation of compressing a rubber or plastic tube under revolving rollers thereby creating a suction effect. The unit is self priming and none of its vital moving parts can be corroded by the electrolyte. |
| SOLUTION | CODE | DESCRIPTION |
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Clean & Deoxidise Solution |
DPR 5055R |
Clean & Deoxidise Solution This general purpose solution is suitable for the electro-cleaning of most metals including FERROUS and STAINLESS materials and ALUMINIUM. It will remove surface oxide films, light rust and/or corrosion |
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Clean & Deoxidise 'Z' Solution |
DPR 5060 |
specially developed electrolyte for use on COPPER, BRASS AND SIMILAR ALLOYS. This is generally the only pre-treatment required for these materials |
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Etch Activator D.C.F. Solution |
DPR 5070R |
Etch Activator D.C.F. Solution When maximum adhesion is required on IRON & STEELS (excluding stainless steel) an etching step must be used. The presence of "flowed" metal caused by surface machining or grinding can cause poor adhesion as the crystalline structure of the |
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Etch Activator D.C.N. Solution |
DPR 5075R |
Etch Activator D.C.N. Solution When maximum adhesion is required on ALUMINIUM and its alloys an etching step must be used. The presence of "flowed" metal caused by surface machining or grinding can cause poor adhesion as the crystalline structure of the surface is less |
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Activator SO1 Solution |
DPR 5020 |
Activator SO1 Solution An electrolyte used in conjunction with Depassivating to re activate chromium |
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Dalic Depassivating Solution |
DPR 5082R |
Dalic Depassivating Solution Used on certain metals such as CHROMIUM, NICKEL AND STAINLESS STEEL to remove passive films not removed by Cleaning & Deoxidising operation. This solution is also useful when plating onto two adjacent dissimilar metals such as NICKEL
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Etch Activator No. 3 Solution |
DPR 5003R |
Should COPPER, BRASS or SIMILAR ALLOYS require etching then the most satisfactory electrolyte to employ is Etch/Activator No. 3. Its uses also include the activation of Zinc and Zinc based ALLOYS and also the de smutting and activation of |
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Etch Activator No. 4 Solution |
DPR 5004R |
When maximum adhesion is required on STAINLESS STEEL, ALLOYS with HIGH NICKEL contents or high temperature steels such as "WASPALLOY", an etching step must be used. The presence of "flowed" metal caused by surface machining or |
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Cadmium 2023 Solution |
DPS 6123 |
been developed specifically for the Aerospace industry and like the Cadmium 1032/2022 system, which it has superceded, can be used to plate ultra high strength steels without the need for post plating embrittlement relief. The porous structure of the deposit |
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Copper Acid Solution |
DPS 6160 |
heavy deposit of copper is required, 0.002"+. It can be used to reclaim even severely damaged components. Deposit thickness in excess of 0.05" have been achieved. Especially suitable for filling in damage on gravure cylinders and hydraulic |
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Copper Alkaline Solutions |
DPS 6170 |
Copper Alkaline A highly adhering deposit normally used as a flash coat before deposition of copper acid. It can be deposited directly on to steel and cast iron, with good adhesion, but is not intended for use a thick undercoat. The finer grain size of copper alkaline makes it ideal for |
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Zinc 'N' Solution |
DPS 6710 |
deposit, similar to cadmium but relatively cheaper. It is ideal for the repair of existing zinc plate, zinc sprayed structural steelwork, and continuous zinc coated wire, and damage caused by welding or fabrication. Unlike hot dipped galvanising, Dalic Zinc |
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Tin Solution |
DPS 6600 |
Tin is a soft metal widely used as a non-toxic coating in the canning industry, where tinned steel sheet is produced by a molten dip process. Electroplated tin is more generally employed to improve conductivity and solderability, reduce corrosion, prevent fretting attack |
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Chrome Solution |
DPS 6130 |
Chromium is plated for its corrosion resistance, decorative appearance and wear resistance. The low porosity of this deposit and simplicity of plating as compared to bath plating procedures, has led to its wide spread use in engineering and printing applications, for the repair |
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Lead Solution |
DPS 6260 |
Lead plating offers a protective coating especially in acid environments, but unlike zinc or cadmium, it does not corrode preferentially to ferrous materials, and will not protect the base metal if there is a discontinuity in the coating. Lead plating must therefore be of sufficient |
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Nickel Alkaline 3X Solution |
DPS 6303 |
can be used with ease for the reclamation of undersized parts. Its efficiency factor is reasonably consistent over the current density range, even at low current density rapid deposition is possible. By using suitable techniques deposits of 0.020" |
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Dalinickel Plus (11060) Solution |
DPS 6490 |
DALINICKLE PLUS solution is used to deposit non-fissured, ductile nickel-plating with low internal stress. It provides excellent corrosion protection for steel, even when applied in thin coatings. Thicknesses of around one millimetre are quickly obtained. |
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Cobalt Special Solution |
DPS 6154 |
cobalt has rarely been used in the past because of the high cost of bath plating. Dalic cobalt, with properties similar to nickel, is available and being used at present as a wearing surface on the slides of scientific equipment. It has also been used on |
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Nickel Epais H.B. Solution |
DPS 6350R |
Nickel Epais HB A variation of the standard Nickel Epais Solution giving a more ductile deposit. Suitable for uses where a change from one solution to another for build-up purposes is impractical. Has the requirement of needing high currents to achieve satisfactory efficiency |
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Gold 25gm/L Solution |
DPM 9005 |
electrolyte which can be selectively plated at high deposit rates with very low porosity without the high capital investment of bath plating. Used extensively in the correction and repair of printed circuit boards and other electronic components |
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Silver Solution |
DPM 9060 |
Silver has many industrial and commercial applications and is highly valued as a decorative corrosion resistant finish. Its high conductivity and resistance to fretting and gaulling lead to its use in engineering fields. Silver applied as a thin coating (say 0.0003") will greatly increase the |
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Nickel Cobalt Special Solution |
DAS 7410 |
alternative deposit to straight nickel where additional resistance is required and / or when the component is subject to temperature increase during service. Thickness is virtually unlimited |
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ZINIDAL AERO (11040) Solution |
DAS 7930 |
the brush electrolysis of the ZINIDAL AERO solution is particularly designed to protect steel from corrosion. This binary alloy is more suitable than Cadmium or Zinc if a superficial hardness is required or if the treated part is to be occasionally |
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Nickel/Tungsten Solution |
DAS 7500 |
Nickel/Tungsten A useful alternative to the Nickel Cobalt alloys when higher wear resistance is required. |
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Nickel Cobalt Super Alloy NCB |
NCB 12003 |
designed for plating a nickelcobalt alloy. It is most often used to bring parts up to dimension. The coating improves definitely protection against fretting corrosion. |
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PHOSPHORIC ANODISING GEL (12%) |
DSF 8005 |
(12%) The primary use of phosphoric anodising is as a pretreatment for aluminium alloy or alcad components, particularly in the aerospace industry, prior to bonding with adhesives such as “Hysol” . For treatment parameters reference must |
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CADMIUM / ZINC PASSIVATOR SOLUTION |
DSF 8010 |
CADMIUM/ZINC PASSIVATING SOLUTION Suitable for producing an iridescent chromate film on Dalic electroplated zinc or cadmium. |
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PASSIVATION NO. 3 for ZINIDAL AERO |
DSF 8012 |
PASSIVATION NO. 3 for ZINIDAL AERO This solution has been specially formulated to passivate zinc-nickel electroplatings. This treatment increases their corrosion resistance thanks to the growth of a layer of chromates in surface. |
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CHROMIC ACID ANODISING |
DSF 8020 |
CHROMIC ACID ANODISING Selective area anodising is particularly useful in cases where the original anodic film has been damaged during for example rework or assembly. For the best results the coating should be sealed by treatment with boiling water, however, where this is not |