Automatic brush plating machine

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204225, C25D 1716

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053244060

ABSTRACT:
An automatic electrodeposition apparatus is disclosed. The desired substrate is brush plated by moving the brush on top of the plate. The brush may be selectively, and sequentially supplied with any one of a number of working solutions comprising conventional cleaning and plating solutions. De-ionized water and pressurized air may also be selectively fed to the brush for cleaning at desired time or job intervals throughout operation of the machine. A programmable logic controller controls feed of working solution, water, and air flow to the brush. It also controls brush movement and monitors electrodeposition through measurement of ampere-hours spent during operation.

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