3pcs Anode Sheet Set 1pcs Nickel Anode 1pcs Copper Anode 1pcs Zinc Anode for Plating and Electroplating 0.04''x1''x6''(1mmx25mmx150mm)
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- EXPERT SUPPORT - Benefit from 15 years of industry experience with prompt responses to your inquiries.
- UNMATCHED PURITY - Experience the highest quality with 99.995% zinc, 99.6% nickel, and 99.95% copper.
- CORROSION PROTECTION - Enhance the longevity of your steel with effective electroplating.
- PERFECT FOR PROJECTS - Ideal for school science projects and professional electroplating applications.
- STANDARDIZED DIMENSIONS - Consistent size of 0.04'' x 1'' x 6'' ensures uniformity in your experiments.
This 3-piece anode sheet set includes high-purity nickel, copper, and zinc anodes, each measuring 0.04'' x 1'' x 6''. Perfect for electroplating and school science projects, these anodes provide exceptional corrosion protection and aesthetic enhancement. With 15 years of industry experience, we ensure your questions are answered swiftly.
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Reviews
M**S
Used for classroom
These were very helpful to teach conductivity to fifth graders. I wish the metals were labeled so the kids could use them without my help.
T**O
electroplating 3d prints
So far the copper sheet is all I've used but it has been successful in creating the electrolyte mix as well as for plating my prints. 5 stars all the way!
J**D
Excellent electroplating metal starter kit
This is a three piece metal anode set. It includes zinc, nickel, and copper. This is perfect for you doing home electroplating.
A**E
nickel isn't pure
The three anodes are the sizes mentioned below. The manufacturer even puts a thin blue film on the copper anode to prevent oxidation, which is a very nice consideration! However, I measured the sizes and weights with a 3 decimal precision scale:Copper:24.5x150x1mm (total 3.675cm3), 32.64gThis makes 8.88g/cm3, vs pure copper's 8.92. Within measurement error of pure.Zinc:25x150x1mm (3.750cm3), 26.94gThat's 7.184g/cm3, close enough to pure zinc 7.14.Nickel:26x151.5x1 (3.939cm3), 32.98g -- yes, the nickel plate is larger than the other two.That's only 8.37g/cm3 instead of pure nickel's 8.908g/cm3.The nickel density is massively lower than it should be, so I'm expecting it's only around 80-90% nickel alloyed with a bunch of stuff. I don't have a spectrometer. Keep in mind that although 8.37 density is 93% of 8.908, other common alloying metals are also around 7-10 g/cm3, so a 7% density difference could mean a 20% metal composition difference, or more.All in all, the zinc and copper is probably good. The nickel is a lie. Hope it still works for electroplating.I'll be testing the nickel for lead shortly and will update if it pops positive.
S**R
Success!!
Paid review but I have used the nickel(stiffer material of the two silvers) and had great success electroplating bronze
L**D
Just as described :)
They work great for electroplating.
G**B
Copper ain't as pure as stated
Pretty pure except for the copper.
C**6
They shipped all together? Nickel and zinc look the same
They all shipped together in a tiny bundle. Can't determine nickel from zinc
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