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Method of plating using a protective coating on an electroplating work support

K Morita, +1 more
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In this article, the authors proposed a scheme for the protection of plating operations from chemical action in a plating operation by combining the AFOREMENTIONED APPARATUS with a COMPOSITION COMPRISING (1) a POLYMERIC MATERIAL INSOLUBLE in both WATER and PLATING SOLUTIONS and (2) ANTIMONY OXIDE.
Abstract
PROTECTION OF PLATING JIGS, BASKETS, PLATING RACKS, CONVEYOR HOOKS AND THE LIKE FROM CHEMICAL ACTION IN A PLATING OPERATION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY COATING THE AFOREMENTIONED APPARATUS WITH A COMPOSITION COMPRISING (1) A POLYMERIC MATERIAL INSOLUBLE IN BOTH WATER AND PLATING SOLUTIONS AND (2) ANTIMONY OXIDE. THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF APPLICATION S.N. 880,993, NOW ABANDONED, FILED NOV. 28, 1969.

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