Process of electroforming screen material

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products

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204 24, 204DIG9, C25D 108, C25D 700

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ABSTRACT:
A screen skeleton as a cathode is subjected to a pulsed current for depositing metal from an electrolytic bath onto the metal regions of the screen skeleton, said electrolytic bath containing a brightener of the second class. This process involves growth of metal substantially perpendicular to the screen skeleton surfaces thus maintaining the size of the openings of the screen skeleton.
Small pulse current durations are advantageous. Preferably a pulsed current is used comprising pulse current and non-pulse current durations; more preferably the pulse current durations are subdivided into small pulse current and non-current pulse periods.

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Metal Finishing, vol. 77, May 1979, pp. 33-38, Tai Ping Sun et al., Plating with pulsed and periodic reverse current.

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